What causes fibroproliferative lesions in the lungs? What effect will it have? How to treat it?

Most of the reasons are that lung inflammation leads to lung injury, and then fibroproliferative lesions appear in the lung due to the repair of self-inflammation. As long as the scope of this hyperplastic lesion is not very large, there will be no discomfort such as chest tightness, and there is generally no need to worry. Usually pay attention to doing less strenuous exercise to avoid emphysema. If this stove affects normal physiological life, then, I'm sorry, I can't answer here. Go to the hospital. It's expected to be tricky. Take maintenance treatment.