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Does non calcification lung nodules be cancer?

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Maybe: Non-calcified lung nodules can be cancer. You need to have follow up ct scans to assure that they are not growing. The vast majority of lung nodules are non-cancerous.

Answered 7/5/2019

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Could be: A lung nodule may be primary or metastatic lung cancer. A calcified nodule is more likely to be old granuloma.

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Answered 3/23/2020

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Is it easy for doctors to tell the difference between calcified nodule in the lung and lung cancer mass ? And what is average age for non smoker?

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If a lung nodule is malignant , would that show up in blood test, and how fast would it grow if its cancer lung nodule is calcified in center?

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23 yo female. Diagnosed with 4.7 mm non-calcified lung nodule. Faint wheezing in same lung, post nasal drip for months. Could this be cancer?

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Had ct found a 5.6 non calcified lung nodule they were not concerned about follow up ct are radiologists fairly accurate at determining if its cancer?

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Just had my 3rd Low Dose CT Lung Cancer Scan. One in 2015, 2019 and now 2019. On all three they have noted a Solitary 3mm non-calcified nodule within the medial subpleural aspect of the Lingula, no pulmonary mass, nodule is stable and unchanged?

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