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Chest ct scan showed nodules are gone. report also stated granulomatous disease. what does that mean? i don't have follow up until next week.
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Benign: Granulomatous disease is usually caused by prior infection by histoplasma fungus. This is benign and quite common. Nothing you describe sounds worrisome.
Answered 9/9/2019
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