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Chest pain while walking fast

2017-05-27 06:02:39
My hrct scan of chest showed minimal ground glass haziness in posterior parts of both lungs in dependent zones and small subcentimetric discrete preaortic, pre and para tracheal and precarinal lymph nodes . What does it mean?
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Most probably it indicates old age changes and nothing to worry about. However it distantly indocates towards begining of plural effusion. I would advise you to consult a cardiologist at once. Avoid any kind of strenuous work and heavy weight lifting. Take rest. Do not drink lots of fluid and only small sips.
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Answered2017-05-30 14:40:36

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