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The patient in the video (click to play) originally said that he had a pulmonary nodule, but he disappeared by himself, and now he has a pulmonary nodule again, but after a closer look, he found that the patient is
This situation is likely to be a measurement error, even if it is measured in a hospital, not a doctor's measurement, there will be an error, after all, it is normal for millimeter-level things to have errors, when I measure patients in the outpatient clinic, I measure them twice in a row, and these two data will be different.
If it is a 9mm lung nodule, the more radical thoracic surgeon should let the operation, and the conservative doctor will let the observation again, if it is a 5mm lung nodule, it will be a follow-up observation, and the operation will be made when it grows up.
However, the recurrence rate of pulmonary nodules after surgery has always been quite high, and many people will still grow new even if they have surgery, so now more and more people are beginning to choose traditional Chinese medicine to disperse the nodules, and the root cause of long nodules is still physical problems.
Just like the lungs are a piece of soil, and the nodules are the weeds on it, weeding alone does not change the environment of the soil, and weeds cannot be removed.
So on the whole, my advice to this patient is: the risk of nodules is not high, don't rush to surgery, use traditional Chinese medicine first, and then go for reexamination, if you don't take medicine, don't intervene, wait until the time to go for reexamination, expect it to be too small, in addition, don't recheck CT too often, just follow the doctor's instructions.