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A member asked:
Coughing for sometime then went for chest xray was told that the lower part of the xray is too white?
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Uncertain: White areas of on an X-ray might suggest an infiltrate or consolidation. You need to ask the doctor who ordered the Xray to interpret the results for you.
Answered 8/3/2020
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