Well I went to the lead researcher/specialist yesterday regarding my lungs.
I had the pulmonary testing done.
Then I saw him and his assistant Dr.
The pulmonary test was ok, nothing amiss.
But he started questioning me, and it seems that there's something inside having a meal deal on the nodules in my lungs.
Bugger has made a few holes already, size of a dime.
So they repeated the questioning about any blood.
Nope.
Seems kind of strange that I haven't produced any out of the lungs.
2015 was a nickel size crater, lot of red.
So I was told once again that I might have MAC.
Mycobacterium avium complex.
So I blood work started, testing levels in the blood to see if I can be a lab 🐀 probably.
Sent home with sputum test kits.
Back on the hampster wheel of medicine.
The last go was regular trips to the infectious disease clinic for 3yrs.
Then 2019 I received the early Xmas gift saying I didn't have MAC.
Went dug some dirt for a few hrs today just to process life.
"Approximately 1 in 4 people with weakened immune systems who develop the cavitary type of MAC lung disease die within five years of the initial MAC lung disease diagnosis. Earlier detection and treatment drastically minimize the long term risks. Most people don't get sick from MAC bacteria."
So with an immune system that is crap.
I guess the toe tag got a bit closer.
Then again 7yrs ago, it was all said.
Well that's off the chest now.
Now back to our regular scheduled program.