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I have GGNs that were present at the diagnosis of my mucinous adenocarcinoma in 2010. They remain unchanged in almost 14 years.
They can be caused by exposure to chemical fumes, allergens, exposure to a fungus called histoplasmosis, asthma, chest infections like cold or flu, air pollution and more. 95% of them never become a problem. Many disappear on their own, others never change. They are semisolid so it is not possible to get a piece of them during a biopsy.
They watch them though because about 5% will start to become solid which means they are becoming cancerous. I had new ones appear and take 7 years before they started turning solid and 4 more years before one was large enough to biopsy.