Thank God for this board!
Then I saw the post on lung spots and learned that often lung spots are just healed scar tissue from old injuries! Hallelujah! My sister also told me my dad apparently has lung nodules that are non-cancerous, but this is a guy who has had three different cancers so far, not including the skin cancers he keeps having taken out.
Anyway, my sis is having a chest CT scan on the 19th to rule out anything in her lungs. But I was encouraged by the info on this board, again.
I also had my follow-up chest and abdmonial CT scan last Friday, my first since my surgery last summer to remove my colorectal tumor (and since quitting chemo after getting half-way through it). I haven't heard anything from my oncologists and I've been busy looking for a new job, so I haven't been pursuing the results. I see the oncologist on Friday morning anyway for blood work and to follow up on the CT Scan, so I can wait. No news is good news. I figure if something showed up he would have called me....
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Prior to my colon resection, I had a CT scan of my digestive system. The scan showed several spots in my lungs. I then had a CT scan of my lungs. It was scar tissue, probably from a couple of bouts of pneumonia and many years of allergies. Let us know what your sister finds out. I'll keep her in my prayers. Joy0
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My sister had a serious accident 30 years ago that crushed her chest.... I am thinking this is scar tissue, too. I'll keep you posted.Joy1216 said:Prior to my colon resection, I had a CT scan of my digestive system. The scan showed several spots in my lungs. I then had a CT scan of my lungs. It was scar tissue, probably from a couple of bouts of pneumonia and many years of allergies. Let us know what your sister finds out. I'll keep her in my prayers. Joy
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