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Recent chest ct mentions mild diffuse bronchial wall thickening and faint small clustered nodularity ground glass 3mm after a 2 week cough neg for viruses no typical flu cold symptoms?

Q: recent chest ct mentions mild diffuse bronchial wall thickening and faint small clustered nodularity ground glass 3mm after a 2 week cough neg for viruses no typical flu cold symptoms?

: Besides viral infection, there are many endemic bacterial, fungal or parasitic lung diseases which can cause the described symptoms and those CT findings. You should see a pulmonologist (specialist for lung diseases).

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Specializes in Nephrology and Dialysis

Besides viral infection, there are many endemic bacterial, fungal or parasitic lung diseases which can cause the described symptoms and those CT findings. You should see a pulmonologist (specialist for lung diseases).

Answered 8/28/2022

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Recent chest ct mentions mild diffuse bronchial wall thickening and faint small clustered nodularity ground glass 3mm after a 2 week cough neg for viruses no typical flu cold symptoms?

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