Is pulmonary high-density shadow the same as increased density shadow?

Patient's question:

I want to ask if pulmonary high-density shadows and increased density shadows are the same. My mother said there were pulmonary high-density shadows before surgery and then had surgery. Now, during a follow-up examination, it was said there are increased density shadows. What is going on?
Medical history and treatment outcomes:
I want to ask what is going on and what kind of help I need.
I want to ask what is going on.

Doctor's answer:

From the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), TCM believes that cancer is caused by insufficient vital energy, qi stagnation, phlegm congealment, and blood stasis over time. TCM holds that the treatment of cancer should follow the principle of "softening hard masses and dispersing nodules." China Daily Online, Sina News, Sohu, and other media have published reports on traditional Chinese medicine that are excellent for suppressing cancer conditions. These medicines can disperse lumps, prolong life, reduce pain, prevent the disease from spreading, and ultimately achieve "long-term survival with tumors." The above is advice for the question "I want to ask if high-density shadows and increased density shadows in the lungs are," hoping it helps you. Wishing you good health!

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