Given that you have broncheictasis. My suggestion would be you practice proper respiratory hygiene with physiotherapy and pulmonary rehabilitation also vaccinations to prevent repeated infection. Also we have to check if you have any chronic colonization of any specific bacteria and give antibiotics accordingly and prophylaxis with antibiotics. If you have tried this already you may consult a cardio thoracic surgeon for opinion on surgical removal of diseased segment.

If the broncectasis is limited to a single segment of the lung surgery is the definitive treatment ,but through chest physiotherapy and airway clearance methods you can have a normal life,so surgery we usually keep it as a last option or either if you are having recurring infections or hemoptysis ,but need CT scan image and a detailed history for personalised management ,can contact if need

Beonchiectasis is a irreversible damage, so that part of lung wont get resolved on its own/medicine. Surgery plays a part but not in your case. Only thing to be controlled is your symptoms currently

bronchiectasis can be a recurrent source of infection..depending on the type and extent along with your clinical history we can manage it properly

Consult with detailed history and reports

Bronchiectasis is a permanent damage already established, From your history point of view, old ptb can land up with bronchiectasis, u need to maintain bronchial hygeine and  chest physiotherapy to clear your secretions. You need to take pnemococcal vaccine and yearly influenza vaccine , which protects you from common respiratory infection.

You May try surgery .

Bronchiectasis is a permanent problem There is no permanent cure for bxis