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Is there any cure to dissolve the scar that's always seen in my xrays?i have this fibrotic scarring findings whenever i have my xray done.
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Entirely disappear?: Most scar tissue in lungs does not disappear, may be come less obvious with time. Usually occurs as result of some previous trauma to lungs such as infection, surgery, or trauma.
Answered 8/1/2014
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