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2022-01-07 09:09:06
I am 67 and had Covid pnemonia last year in December.. After one year I got X Ray chest done.. The report read.. Blunt rt CP angle? Pleural effusion/thickenning.. Few NHD lession seen likely old infection sequal.. What does this mean? Is this normal or I have a medical condition?
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Better send xray image..Take a consultation with Pulmonologist for better evaluation and treatment

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Appears to be ?Rt plueral thickening. May be post covid sequele, or other past infection.pl consult Pulmonologist online with all the reports and treatment taken.

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Hi send chest x ray image Come online and send the pic

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