Patient's question:
A week of examination and test results: Increased and thickened lung markings, scattered hazy patchy shadows in the lungs, the mediastinum and trachea are central, no abnormalities in the size and shape of the heart, smooth diaphragmatic surface. Clear and sharp costophrenic angles. Past treatment history and effectiveness: No significant effect. What kind of help do you want: Do you need to be hospitalized?Doctor's answer:
According to the patient's condition description, it may be a symptom of cough. An X-ray examination has already been performed, and at present, the main issue is to consult further measures for resolution.1. From the description of the X-ray findings, the symptoms may be caused by an infectious disease in the lungs, leading to discomfort. In this case, timely treatment with appropriate antibiotics under the guidance of a doctor is necessary for symptomatic relief.
2. Additionally, from the patient's symptoms, the condition is not very severe. It may be related to the delayed treatment of an upper respiratory infection, which has led to the alleviation of symptoms.