Chest x-ray report - Sequelae of tubercu

2021-07-13 14:27:03
Recently my mother had her complete body checkup . Her chest x Ray report shows *Small calcified nodules are seen in right middle zone as well as in right apical region? Sequelae of tuberculosis. Only this is highlighted are everything appears normal. I want to know what is this and is this a cause for concern or is this risky that I should worry about also what treatment is required for this please explain everything related to this X ray report that I've got . 🙏 Waiting for early response 🙏 please help me out I'm stressed out and worry 😔 for my mom please explain me everything doctor 🙏.
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Don't worry about that calcified lesions. Those are scar marks of old tuberculosis lesions..Nothing significant..just relax

Answered2021-07-13 16:09:56

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Hi. I understand your concern s. Do a online consult for a detailed analysis of symptoms and reports to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription

Answered2021-07-13 15:01:11

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She might have  had tb, previously, and it healed. The scars are seen, in the spongy lungs.They are marks only.Nothing to worry. Pl consult Pulmonologist online with all the reports and treatment taken. Once you discuss with the doctor,you will be relieved of your anxiety.

Answered2021-07-14 06:44:22

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These are healed lesions, nothing to worry about that

Answered2021-07-13 18:19:31

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