Hi. I understand your concerns . Do a in clinic visit for a detailed analysis of your symptoms and to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription for the same.

can be bronchitis, fluid overload due to heart conditions, sarcoidosis

No need to worry about the x ray finding of increased bronchovascular marking , as it may be due to inflammation of airway ,  it will sub side once the inflammation sub sided.

If symptomatic could be important Otherwise leave it Depends on your symptoms duration and severity

the markings will take time to resolve

“Prominent bronchovascular markings in both perihilar regions” on a chest X-ray is a very common and usually non-serious finding. It means the blood vessels and airways near the center of the lungs are appearing more visible than usual — often due to airway inflammation, infection, or allergies, rather than any permanent lung damage. What it usually indicates • In people with asthma or allergic airway disease, the airways become temporarily inflamed, leading to mild prominence of bronchial markings. • It can also appear during respiratory infections, smoking exposure, or pollution, and often resolves once the underlying inflammation settles. • It is not a sign of cancer or permanent scarring by itself. After completing treatment Once asthma and airway inflammation are controlled with medicines (inhalers, anti-allergics, etc.), the bronchovascular markings often become normal or less prominent on a follow-up X-ray. However: • In some individuals, mild prominence may persist even when they are symptom-free — this can be a normal variant and not worrisome. • The X-ray alone is not the best tool to monitor asthma improvement; clinical symptoms and lung function tests (PFT/spirometry) are much more accurate indicators of control. Take care and wishing you good health. — Dr. Neelesh Guttikonda MD Pulmonary Medicine | Fellowship in Interventional Pulmonology

If possible share chest xray Bronchial asthma has nothing to do with prominent bronchovascular marking,so no need to repeat chest xray If you need any further details feel free to contact

They take pretty long time to resolve. Pl consult.