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Post covid fibrosis and lung mass
My 67 year old mother had serious covid pneumonia and later developed post covid lung fibrosis in her right lung.. all doctors said that nothing had to be done about it as she had no symptoms or difficulty.. just a dry cough.. so we were living in peace.. Now One year later in a routine ct scan, she has lung mass of 3 cm and lung nodules max 9mm in her right lungs.. Did this happen because of her post covid fibrosis?? Please I need to know 🙏
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Pl do PET Scan .
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Pl consult online with reports.
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Hi. I understand your concern. Do a online consult for a detailed analysis of your symptoms and to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription for the same
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Pl immediately do pet scan.if necessary biopsy.pl consult pulmonologist for further evaluation and treatment.
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Hello, the mass in the lung does not seem to be associated with covid. Please consult a nearby interventional pulmonologist for further evaluation.
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As per the brief history you provided, post covid lung fibrosis is risk factor for any new infection or bronchiectasis, malignancy. The new lung mass may or may not be related to post covid fibrosis. Now the aim is to further evaluate the lung mass depending on her symptoms and clinical examination findings at present.
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Please Consultant a pulmonologist in person, so that clinical examination and appropriate investigations can be done.
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