Question 1

Is allergic bronchitis for life-long.
What are the life-style changes for that.
And also is there any particular diet for that.
Thanks.

Accepted Answer

Seroflo rotahaler sos for breathing difficulty is advised to the patient.Patient is advised adequate rest,hydration,face mask,hand hygiene,practice regular hand washing,eat a balanced diet,smoking cessation and stay upto date on flu and pneumonia vaccinations.

Question 2

I recently got an HRCT done, and the report shows small fibrotic opacity in the right middle lobe. I dont have any health issues right now, but Im a bit concerned about what this means. Is it something serious or should I be worried?

Accepted Answer

The HRCT report indicates a small fibrotic opacity in the right middle lobe, which suggests some scarring or fibrosis in the lung tissue. While this could be due to past inflammation or mild injury, it's important to monitor and follow up with your doctor for further evaluation to rule out any underlying conditions. It's not necessarily a serious issue, but it's worth discussing with your healthcare provider.

Question 3

Just had chest xray after loads of low pitched wheezing and coughing for months recommend me what tests i need to confirm a lung issue

Accepted Answer

Also patient is advised sputum for AFB ,microscopy and ecg is advised.

Question 4

Heart size normal
Lungs show prominent broncho vascular markingS
both domes and costophrenic angles clear
for clinical coorelation
what do you mean by this report.

Accepted Answer

means normal report..but has to be clinically correlated..

Question 5

I'm a 35-year-old male, and my family members tested positive for COVID, but I tested negative on June 29. Now, I have a mild cough, and sometimes my oxygen saturation drops to 88%. I only feel a little drowsy, and after a minute, my oxygen levels go...

Kindly consult a pulmonologist at the earliest for further evaluation

Last updated on 18 Dec 2024

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Kindly consult a pulmonologist at the earliest for further evaluation

Question 6

Hi Doctor, I recently had a chest X-ray which showed prominent bronchiovascular markings in both lung fields. I'm scheduled for surgery on Wednesday under general anesthesia. Should I be worried about this finding, especially considering the surgery?

Accepted Answer

Prominent bronchiovascular markings on a chest X-ray typically suggest mild changes in the lungs, possibly due to chronic conditions like bronchitis or mild inflammation. However, this finding is generally not a major concern for surgery under general anesthesia. Its important to inform your surgical team about your chest X-ray results, but with proper evaluation and monitoring, you should be able to proceed safely with the surgery.

Is allergic bronchitis for life-long. What are the life-style changes for that. And also is there any particular diet for that. Thanks.

Is allergic bronchitis for life-long. What are the life-style changes for that. And also is there any particular diet for that. Thanks.

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