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I Am Suffering From Chest Pain

Hi Sir, this is sanjeev sharma, my age is 35.I was suffered from tuberculosis in 2007, after that I was totally cured but, Few small calcification in left upper zone has been found in my chest x-ray Right lungs is clear. Both CP angles are clear. Both hila appear normal. CT ratio is normal. Bony thorax is normal. my question is it possible to remove small calcification in left upper zone or not if yes then what i have to do for that.
Sun, 28 Aug 2011
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  Anonymous's Response
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Hi,

Calcification in the apices does suggest to be of a tubercular origin. I would suggest you to get yourself examined once again along with repeat tests to reconfirm that you are TB-ve. It could just reflect an old lesion as well, but nevertheless confirmation is mandatory.

General & Family Physician Dr. Ramesh M.Vachharajani's  Response
Hi,
Thanks for query,
This is normal and it is common after healing of the lesion.left old lesion impression.
Nothing is required.
Go for respiratory exercise.
Take high nourishing food.
Ok and bye.
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I Am Suffering From Chest Pain

Hi, Calcification in the apices does suggest to be of a tubercular origin. I would suggest you to get yourself examined once again along with repeat tests to reconfirm that you are TB-ve. It could just reflect an old lesion as well, but nevertheless confirmation is mandatory.