Adenomatoid typical hyperplasia of the lungs, which may belong to precancerous lesions, is not considered serious, and if the adenomatoid hyperplasia of the lungs keeps increasing, it is a serious situation.
If the pathological examination after surgery is adenomatoid typical hyperplasia of the lungs, it is a benign tumor, but it may belong to precancerous lesion, which has been surgically resected, it is a non-serious situation.
If it is the result of puncture biopsy, regular follow-up observation is needed, if the tumor has no obvious changes, most of them are not serious. Once the tumor increases in size, it needs to be surgically removed in time, which is considered to be a serious situation.
Whether lung adenomatoid typical hyperplasia is serious or not, it should also be judged according to the size and location of the tumor, the impact on the surrounding tissues, etc. It is necessary to go to the hospital and let the doctor diagnose it.