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Had ct scan found 6mm lung nodule radiologist says if non smoker no further follow up should i be concerned i'm a no smoker what is my best option?
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Lung nodule: Lots of people have nodules, oftentimes called an "incidentaloma" found on imaging studies. Speak with your primary care doctor to determine if a follow up image is necessary. If you are concerned, a repeat image in 6-12 months can be done to evaluate for changes in the nodule.
Answered 7/6/2017
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