What kind of disease is pulmonary calcification pulmonary air bubble serious?

The presence of calcification and air bubbles in the lungs generally refers to calcification foci and bullae in the lungs. Whether it is serious or not needs to be analyzed according to specific conditions.

The calcification foci in the lungs are mainly the results of imaging examinations, which often indicate that there are old lesions in the lungs, such as pneumonia, tuberculosis or lung trauma. Because the necrotic tissues cannot regenerate after the destruction of lung tissues, fibrosis will gradually occur, indicating that the condition has improved, and it is not serious. The

bullae of the lungs refer to the formation of air pockets with a diameter greater than 1 cm in the lung tissues, which may be related to factors such as emphysema, asthma or congenital genetic abnormalities. During examination, air bubbles can be found in the lungs. The number and size of small ones are generally not serious, while if the number and volume are large, causing rupture, they are relatively serious and need to be actively treated.