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What does it mean to have a calcified granulomas lung disease? is this something serious? is it treatable?

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No: It is evidence of a prior infection. In other words, it's a scar. It is not serious and does not require treatment. When it is not calcified, we follow them with repeat ct scans over 2 years.

Answered 3/23/2018

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No: Calcified granulomas are a sign of prior TB or a fungal infection called histoplasmosis. They are a common finding and are not serious.

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