Question 1

patches of consolidation  in the right paracardiac region and parahilar region means?

Accepted Answer

Abnormal chest X-Ray: This may be pneumonia, but it would be best if your physician sat down with the radiologist and reviewed the xray. Your physician would describe your symptoms and physical findings and the radiologist would state his opinion and suggest any further studies deemed advisable. Referral to a specialist may also be suggested.

Question 2

what does increased bilateral perihilar and paracardiac bronchovascular  markings  and right apears to be more affected mean?

Accepted Answer

X-Ray finding: After taking an x-Ray of your chest and you don't say why the radiologist, who never saw you just your x-Ray, said he saw some non-specific stuff near the center of your chest. It doesn't mean you have pneumonia or Tb but follow up with your doc.

Question 3

my uncle is having paracardiac cyst and also emphysematous changes in lungs field. could these be connected at all?

Accepted Answer

The findings: are most likely coincidental and unrelated.

Question 4

i have 3 weeks cough and in my x- ray result i have right paracardiac pneumonitis. please explain the what it means by right paracardiac pneumonitis.

Accepted Answer

Pneumonitis/ Pneumon: This report indicates that you have a small patch of Pneumonia located next to your heart(on the right side). If you have symptoms of pneumonia your doctor would/should have given you an antibiotic. Do you have any fever or chest pain?? Call up your doctor for antibiotics, if not already given.

Question 5

i got an xray for lungs last september 12 and i mentioned that there is a sign for paracardiac pneumonia. but i was not able to get the result checked?

Accepted Answer

Another : Chest xray might alleviate your fears. In all likelihood your pneumonia healed without leaving a trace. If you feel well doing nothing more is also a very reasonable approach.

Question 6

i just got my xray result , what does this mean? 1. probable right paracardiac pneumonitis and ipsilateral apicopleural
2. heart not enlarged
3.mediastinal vessels are normal
4. diaphragm and bony thorax are unremarkable
5.clinical correlation sugg?

Accepted Answer

Inflammatory: There are inflammatory changes resulting in these findings most likely. Other causes include infection. A virtual consult with Healthtap is available for review of the actual image. Correlate to your symptoms.

Question 7

haziness in both perihilar region?

Accepted Answer

Can't see clearly: Perihilar=area around the hilum/root of the lungs, basically where the airway enters the lung--both=both sides. Haziness=not clearly defined increase in density, often due to enlargement of some lymhnodes/inflamation in the area. It is nonspecific--can't tell for sure what it is. A poorly done xray can produce this haziness. Consult doc to review finding in context of your disease. Good luck.

Question 8

wht are the causes of pain in occipatal region?

Accepted Answer

Various: Most often due to muscular tension mechanisms such as seen in tension cephalgia, but could be due to greater occipital neuralgia, local lesions involving skull, cysts involving skin and hair, referred pain from neck or even brachial plexus, etc.

Question 9

i have pain in the top region of my ribcage. what does this indicate?

Accepted Answer

See below: This problem can only be solved by seeing your doctor and being evaluated face-to-face.  After a thorough examination, your doctor should be able to tell you what's wrong and what to do about it.

Question 10

my back tenses up often and its in the mid region, what can i do to reduce this?

Accepted Answer

Yoga & swimming: Try these activities to keep your muscles toned and working well.

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Patches of consolidation in the right paracardiac region and parahilar region means?

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What does increased bilateral perihilar and paracardiac bronchovascular markings and right apears to be more affected mean?

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My uncle is having paracardiac cyst and also emphysematous changes in lungs field. could these be connected at all?

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I have 3 weeks cough and in my x- ray result i have right paracardiac pneumonitis. please explain the what it means by right paracardiac pneumonitis.

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I got an xray for lungs last september 12 and i mentioned that there is a sign for paracardiac pneumonia. but i was not able to get the result checked?

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I just got my xray result , what does this mean? 1. probable right paracardiac pneumonitis and ipsilateral apicopleural 2. heart not enlarged 3.mediastinal vessels are normal 4. diaphragm and bony thorax are unremarkable 5.clinical correlation sugg?

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Haziness in both perihilar region?

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Wht are the causes of pain in occipatal region?

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I have pain in the top region of my ribcage. what does this indicate?

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My back tenses up often and its in the mid region, what can i do to reduce this?

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