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Heterogeneous infiltrative opacities

2026-09-09 20:14:00
Heterogeneous infiltrative opacities noted in bialteral lungs shows as per Xray report. Coughing from 2 months but no fever .
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Need to see the chest x ray film. But definitely need a consultation with Pulmonologist. It may be pneumonia or TB.

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kindly connect..need to rule out tb

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