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Bronchiolectasis
I did my HRCT scan. It says focal bronchiolectasis in the right lower lobe posteriorly in the subpleural region. The appearance is none specific. Is this something I should be worried about? I want to know two things 1. Is this contagious? 2. Can this be anywhere related to TB? Please help me understand this
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Hi, queries noted It is not contagious until infected Could be a result of TB It would be better if the scan is seen for better understanding
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Hi. I understand your concern s. For a detailed analysis of your symptoms and report with further management plan. Open a private online consult for a detailed discussion ont he same.
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