After 1 month of TB treatment, my X-Ray showed fluid in the right pleural cavity.?
396761
no need to worry . it happens during the course of pulmonary  TB [lung T  B ] IT RESOLVES ON ITS OWN . KINDLY CONTINUE THE FULL COURSE OF TREATMENT
663394
A single 3mm nodule (subpleural refers to the location, it is beneath the pleural space in the upper right lobe of the lung) - this is a small nodule, about the size of a small bead. Opacification refers to how opaque it is, or how white it appears on the x-ray. The less white (opaque) it is, the less dense it is, and this tells the radiologist certain things. That the clinician wants to look at it again in 1 year suggests that he/she doesn't think it's dangerous but on the other hand doesn't really know what it is either - further testing is needed, with some time to allow the thing to do whatever it's going to do (grow, shrink, change color, etc.) Lots of these 'spots' on the lung are nothing more than fibrous lumps. The cyst (a fluid filled sac) on your kidney again could be something or not. Cysts by themselves don't do much (sometimes they are in a tight spot and cause pain). Dozens of cysts would be a problem. No renal masses means no stones and no cancerous nodules. That's good news. 1 year is a good amount of time to wait before having another test, and it means don't worry!
114400
definitely go and see your doc it could be an infection.
1007314
it could be a liquid filled cyst under the breastbone. I would go to the doctor asap!
683677
i hate to be the one to scare the hell out of you. but i had the same thing burning in my right lung, 8-9-2001 they took my right lung out . i had lung cancer. take my advice see a pulmonologists. my dr kept me on damn cough syrup for a year. and when i started to spitting up blood she says well donald i guess we need to get some chest xrays. then it was too late. see a pulmonologist man. do not go thru what i have been. see my 360 you will know what i mean. also good luck to you.
99379
It probably a nother infection Go back to the doctor
879534
I guess I missed the question but assume you are looking for a diagnosis....It is hard to say could be aspiration pneuminia but that is much more common in the right mid lobe of the lung vs left.  Does the patient have a history of smoking or working in a coal mine or with asbestos?  You need to present all of the info here if you are expecting help.  HOw was the temperature taken?  if it was rectal then it isn't such a high fever, but if that is axilary then you add a degree which makes the situation more concerning.  The resp rate is high so you should have given oxygen via nasal cannula at 2 liters per minute as comfort due to shortness of breath.  What did the nail beds look like...pink or dusky?  Is the person dehydrated and in need of IV fluid or just IV antibiotics to help decrease the fever?  And just because the person has Alzheimers does not mean they are not still a person, you can still talk to them and ask them questions, they sometimes have lucid moments.  Also, the family should be able to give you oral history or you could even call the nursing home.  Some patients have been at long term care for years and the staff get to know them pretty well.  Good luck, I hope I helped..........P.S.  I am a nurse in long term care.
433573
It depends on why the "superpubic catheter" was placed and your individual anatomy after any surgeries and your disease process. Best talk to your MD.
848138
When this happened to me, the docs diagnosed it as prostatitus. They treated me with bactrim and it cleared up.
724307
Go back to your doctor and have him take a look at this.  The swelling should have gone down by now.  Attend to this without delay.
112994
May be your pleural covering of your lung on the right side is affected mildly.
216848
A small leak can occur after any surgery involving the lung or  plural sac, even when that surgury is intended to correct a pneumothorax.  The loculated pneumo was most likey a reault of  this.
1025073
I'd bet money that its got some sort of infection. I really don't think you need to go to the dr, at least not right away.\n\ni'd take a cotton ball soaked in alcohol and clean it out once a day. Then make sure you keep it dry, try adding powder. And keep your clothes off it. Don't wear anything that clings or irritates the area. And if you can let it air out.\n\nIf it persists for more then about a week, or gets really red and or swollen, i'd go to the dr.
479737
The cough is  probably making your ribs ache.  After a month, no wonder.\n\nWhooping cough is a possibility...I mean, the guy is a doctor.  He should schedule an X Ray though, just to check for pneumonia or pluerisy.  And if it is whooping cough, he ought to be giving you antibiotics!\n\nhttp://www.webmd.com/hw/raising_a_family/hw65686.asp
620753
Yes-I had it done to look at spots on my lungs that were hard to see due to other things in the way. It sounds scarry and looks worst to see the hospital staff in protective coverings. Its not painful in any way. Not sure what bad effects it causes-never noticed anything its been over 4 years. Didn't help me in my case-still were not sure. The fluid might make you a little warm (nothing hard to deal with. ) You must lie quietly down for a while than they scan you (open scan-not bad) Scan takes awhile. No ill affects from it. I would advise you to drink lots of water and eat fruit afterwards so your body flushes it out-just to be safe. Again I could do everything when done that I could do when I went... I was tired just from waiting so long for everything but all in all just fine. On me had a follow up right after -just a xray check. Anything else you would like to know? I didn't change colors neither.
308126
Thats really odd. usually if any swelling or pain, would appear as soon as your surgery is done with. If it hurts that bad, i would really recommend calling your doctor. It could be draingage, or an infection. Try putting ice on the area.
503536
It's hydrocel.  Fluid accumulates in the testicle.  The urologist removes it with a needle.  You have a local anethetic.  I think the doctor would prefer to repair this problem surgically.