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Had a ct scan for chronic pelvic pain, this showed inflammation on r lung chest x-ray 7 weeks later showed shadowing on lungs at bones what could it be?
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No telling: Without actually seeing the images and even discussing with the radiologist who read them, it is no telling what this can be.
Answered 10/1/2017
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