Lung inflammation

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Jobie123
Jobie123 Member Posts: 32 Member
in Kidney Cancer #1

Hi, just had a follow up scan on a lung nodule from which they have told me they don’t think it’s a met from rcc and think it’s inflammation! Obviously I’m relieved and am being forwarded to a lung specialist for his thoughts but just wondered if any one knows why inflammation on the lungs occur ? 

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  • ImNotDeadYet
    ImNotDeadYet Member Posts: 244
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    No clue

    But congrats on it not being a met! (Still waiting for my pathology from last week...)

    Maybe the lung specialist can shed more light on what might have caused it.

  • Retcenturion
    Retcenturion Member Posts: 240 Member
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    Hopefully it's inflammation

    This past scan I was told of scarring in lung that didn't appear on prior scans..was told it was no concern. Hopefully it will be a minor concern. Sending positive thoughts for the consult

  • Jobie123
    Jobie123 Member Posts: 32 Member
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    let me know how the pathology

    let me know how the pathology goes x Thsnks for the replies much appreciated as always

  • foroughsh
    foroughsh Member Posts: 779 Member
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    Don't know about lung

    Don't know about lung inflammation but congratulations on relieving news

     

  • hardo718
    hardo718 Member Posts: 853 Member
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    Hi Jobie

    As a former Respiratory Therapist I thought I'd throw my 2 cents in.  Inflammation can have many causes.  Are you getting over a cold? Or any other infection?  It can be caused by a trauma to the body, was your surgery recent?....I don't see when your surgery was on your bio.  It could also be caused by allergens, for instance, if you're an asthmatic do you know what your triggers are?

    Again, many causes, let's hope & pray for the best.

    Donna~

  • Jobie123
    Jobie123 Member Posts: 32 Member
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    hardo718 said:

    Hi Jobie

    As a former Respiratory Therapist I thought I'd throw my 2 cents in.  Inflammation can have many causes.  Are you getting over a cold? Or any other infection?  It can be caused by a trauma to the body, was your surgery recent?....I don't see when your surgery was on your bio.  It could also be caused by allergens, for instance, if you're an asthmatic do you know what your triggers are?

    Again, many causes, let's hope & pray for the best.

    Donna~

    Hi my surgery was in October

    Hi my surgery was in October , I had a radical nephrectomy x

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