My father tested positive for COVID-19 about a week ago. He only has a fever between 99-100C and no other symptoms. As a precaution, he had an X-ray done and the report showed 'prominent branchovascular markings bilaterally.' Hes currently quarantining at home. What does this finding mean? And since hes diabetic but his sugar levels are under control, should we be concerned about this?
The prominent branchovascular markings in the X-ray report suggest some mild changes in the blood vessels of the lungs, which can sometimes occur due to infections like COVID-19. Since your father is asymptomatic except for the mild fever and his diabetes is under control, its good that he's in quarantine. Monitoring his symptoms and maintaining regular blood sugar checks will be important during his recovery.