Chest X-ray is indicated as a routine clinical test by clinical doctors to assess abnormalities and pathological lesions of the lungs. Chest X-rays results will be reviewed specifically and in detail by specialist doctors. When the chest X-ray image has blurred spots, it means the lung image is abnormal.

X-ray imaging is one of the most widely used diagnostic techniques today due to its simplicity, cost-effectiveness, safety, and high efficiency in diagnosis and treatment. Since X-rays involve radiation, knowing the safe interval between scans is essential to prevent health risks.

“White lung" or "white chest X-ray" is a phenomenon observed in chest X-rays of certain patients with respiratory disorders, particularly in the lungs. This condition, also known as white lung disease, impacts the patient’s health and requires timely detection and treatment.

Individuals with successfully eradicated tuberculosis remain at high risk of recurrence or reinfection. Identifying risk factors and symptoms of recurrent pulmonary tuberculosis can help target post-treatment screening and care.