Will the pleural thickening of both lungs disappear?

Pleural thickening at the apex of both lungs does not disappear. Pleural thickening at the apex of both lungs is often seen as a sequela of tuberculosis. Tuberculosis is a condition that easily involves the apex of the lungs, and may also involve the pleura leading to the apex of the lungs, resulting in pleural thickening. For this condition, if the patient has no other manifestations and no related clinical symptoms, it often represents an old lesion and generally does not need to be treated. But also need to pay attention to ensure balanced nutrition, proper exercise, to improve their own resistance, through these measures to help prevent tuberculosis recurrence.