Can running cure pulmonary ground-glass nodules?

In general, ground-glass nodules in the lungs cannot be cured through running. The detailed analysis is as follows:

Since the air environment during running is relatively fresh and free from irritant gases such as chlorine, nitrogen oxides, and sulfur trioxide, it may reduce stimulation to lung tissue. Over time, the size of ground-glass nodules may gradually decrease, but the likelihood of complete disappearance is small. These nodules can be managed through regular follow-up visits or surgical treatment. Patients are advised to follow medical advice for symptomatic management. If a pulmonary ground-glass nodule is small and no clinical symptoms are present, it is usually benign and does not require immediate treatment—regular CT scans at the hospital for monitoring are sufficient. However, if the ground-glass nodule is relatively large and associated with clinical symptoms such as chest tightness, chest pain, cough, or hemoptysis, further evaluation is necessary. If the nodule is confirmed to be malignant after examination, surgical treatment is required.

If patients experience any discomfort, they should promptly visit the hospital for medical evaluation to avoid delays in diagnosis and treatment.