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Is my chest x ray normal?

2025-09-20 06:08:43
The report says that my chest xray is normal. As far as my history is :- M27 smoked for 5 years from 2020-2022 about 3 a day and from 2024 august-sep 19 2025 about 7-8 a day. Went to pulmonologist for PFT which was normal in august. Now, my xray shows a round white thing. Whats this? Marked it.
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Its normal

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Its a normal findings,itsnormal xray

Answered2025-09-20 13:07:27

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It can be any end on artery or cross section of a vessel However as you know smoking can lead to many complications maybe not now but later in life. Smoking cessation is adviced.In case you need help please dont hesitate.
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If you have any symptoms please visit your pulmonologist

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