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32 yr old male non smoker. have chronic cough after the flu i got 8 months ago. chest xray showed patchy opacity in right mid lobe. no other symptoms.
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What is your questio: I assume you are under the care of a doctor. He/she will need to investigate and find out the cause for your lung opacity. It could be infection of some sorts. Tb needs to be excluded by further testing.
Answered 11/13/2017
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