Will the calcifications disappear?

In most cases, pulmonary calcification points would not disappear. Pulmonary calcification points often represented old lesions, which were often permanent. For pulmonary calcification points, most of them would be benign lesions, such as lung lesions left by old tuberculosis, and then pulmonary hamartoma. It might also present as popcorn calcification. Pulmonary hamartoma was a benign tumor of the lung. In addition, it is necessary to note that pulmonary calcification does not absolutely represent benign lesions. In a few cases, malignant lesions may also be accompanied by calcification, such as malignant tumors, which may also be manifested as masses with scattered calcification. Therefore, if these are manifested, it is also impossible to relax vigilance, and further examination is needed to exclude malignant lesions.