Well, your endoscopy wouldn’t go into your lungs. It usually goes down the esophagus to the stomach to image the stomach for ulcers, etc. A bronchoscopy would go down the trachea and into the bronchial tubes and lungs.
If you’ve had respiratory tract infections that involved the lungs, and you have, it’s easy to get benign polyps. (Don’t want to give you false hope, but do want to help allay worry.) Most lung polyps are not cancer, especially if the person has had lung infections like you. And if they arise from infection, usually no treatment is required. So hang on to that, too.
I hope your mama feels better. You are a survivor, Lily. Whatever it is, you’ll make it through.
I’m saving my ice cream until after dinner. Maybe till tomorrow. I can’t have dairy within one hour of my antibiotic or the antibiotic just binds to the calcium in the food.
(In no way is the above to be considered medical advice! It’s just concern for a fellow poster and very nice human being.)
I’m out of likes, Lily! Strange, they give us badges for liking posts, but then limit the number of posts we can genuinely like!