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i just got my lung x ray now and i need to consult my doctor. it says, there is interval demonstration of haziness and patchy opacities in the right paracardiac region, impression consider pneumonia, right paracardiac region.iam astmatic. since last aug 2011, and second attached when i got cough last week of july 2012.according to my doctor there is no plem or pneumonia.i am feeling good now, no cough no attached of asthma however why does my xray says i have pnuemonia ?
Wed, 7 May 2014
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It is possible that you have a pneumonia which is not showing up clinically. Pneumonias can be bacterial, viral or mixed and treatment often includes symptomatic relief with antibiotics in case of bacterial infections. Your doctor will decide the need to take antibiotics after clinically examining you. In the slightest of doubt it is better to take a course of antibiotics and repeat the X ray.
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Is There Any Doctor Available To Analyse This Report?

Hi, Thanks for writing in. It is possible that you have a pneumonia which is not showing up clinically. Pneumonias can be bacterial, viral or mixed and treatment often includes symptomatic relief with antibiotics in case of bacterial infections. Your doctor will decide the need to take antibiotics after clinically examining you. In the slightest of doubt it is better to take a course of antibiotics and repeat the X ray.