In the right lower lobe there is a nodule identified worrisome for malignancy
Measuring 3.0X2.2 cm.
Pet scan is recommended. There is calcification over the right hemidiaphragm consistant with some plural calcifications.
No other significant findings.
IMPRESSION:a 3.ox 2.2cm. right lower lobe lesion,very concerning for a primary lung malignancy.
PET CT recommended and./or biopsy.
Doctor told me that it is very small and they caught it early so chances are good.
Got a biopsy scheduled for Thursday Nov. 7th.
Lucky thing I`m sober because back in the day I`d be immersed iin my second quart of JD by now.
Oh well,nobody to blame but myself.
Most likely it's nothing. If it were something you would've been taken care of immediately. The fact that you were not pushed to the front of the line is a tell tale sign than there is nothing to be concerned about.
I am fully schooled in medical practice as it pertains to these so called "suspicious" lumps and the like, not because I actually have a medical degree but because I've been "lucky" in knowing MANY people that were put through similar procedures on a "just in case" basis. It's all BS. They're just looking for $$ and the proverbial needle in a haystack gives them the alibi.
Doctors make a shitload of money referring what are known "out of scope" (meaning it is NOT a deadly cancer) to the different specialists (they get a kickback).
Sorry to say it at this time but... you've been placed on the medical assembly line for nothing.
You're OK.
