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A 28-year-old male asked:

Have a calcified left hilar lymph nodes in ct, no history of histoplasmosis etc. negative tb. have hemopstasys and chest pains have hashimoto. cancer?

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Dr. Thomas Knecht
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Several possibilities: Hi. There are several possibilities including cancer, infections, and granulomas. What did the doctor who ordered the CT advise? Do you smoke??? One can always hope you haven't made that mistake with your life and health. Good luck!
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