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Normal grossly

Its normal

Please repeat xray Not clear

Prominent markings

It is an expiratory film,xray is of poor quality Need to repeat so we don't miss any findings. However in the given xray no obvious abnormalities seen

Only based on the x ray film diagnosis cannot be done, need proper history for the same

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Why Don't you go for reporting? It's very  unclear  for  a doctor.

Pls take clear image and update

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The image is not easy to see. Within that limits it looks fine. All the best. J G S R Clinic

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Repeat xray

From the available image, there is no obvious major abnormality like pneumonia, lung collapse, large infection, fluid, or mass. The lung fields appear reasonably clear, and the heart shadow is within normal limits for this type of X-ray. This is generally a reassuring X-ray. What can be seen • Lung fields show normal expansion. • No clear signs of active infection such as large white patches or consolidation. • No visible fluid around the lungs (pleural effusion). • No signs of pneumothorax (air leak). • Bones (ribs, clavicles, spine outline) look normal in alignment. Small Technical Note The X-ray is slightly rotated / tilted, which can make some areas look darker or lighter than they actually are. That means: For a final interpretation, a radiologist’s printed report is helpful. But based on what is visible here, nothing alarming is seen. If you still have symptoms Even with a normal X-ray, patients can still experience: • Acid reflux / gastritis (chest discomfort) • Anxiety-related breathing issues • Muscle pain (costochondritis) • Mild bronchitis • Allergy-related breathing issues If symptoms (cough, chest discomfort, breathing difficulty) are still present, I can guide you further based on your complaints.

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