Question 1

Hi I have undergone hrct chest it shows 
1) bilateral minimal plueral effusion and
2)infective etiology -corads 2

Are these treatable or anything serious?
Also I have undergone 3 head ct scans in which 2 were taken with period of 2 weeks in 2018 all these 3
And in 2020 hrct scan 
And X-rays thrice 2 chest and one throat 
My other query is an I prone to cancer in the future or any cell damage ? Iam 27 years old female.

Accepted Answer

Pulmonologist opinion is advised to the patient.

Question 2

Difficulty in breathing mostly at night. Suddenly woke up from sleep for breathing difficulty.
Chest pain is a little bit. Always seems tired.

Accepted Answer

Seroflo rotahaler sos for breathing difficulty is advised to the patient.

Question 3

I recently got an X-ray done because of a job-related issue, and the report mentions "bronchovascular marking in the lung fields." Im a little concerned about this, especially since Ive been experiencing a mild breathing problem, which gets worse whe...

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Bronchovascular markings on an X-ray indicate inflammation or congestion, but antibiotics are only effective against bacterial infections; to prevent lung infections and manage symptoms, consider consulting your pulmonologist

Question 4

I have lymph Node tuberculosis on my neck. After Completion of 2months of drugs my lump was reddish in colour and it was open sinus discharge comes out .why it happen like this. What can I do? Is it curable

Continue same treatment for 4 months.

Last updated on 27 Dec 2024

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Continue same treatment for 4 months.

Question 5

In July 2017 I was diagnosed with TB. Was in the hospital with strong antibiotics and a drain pipe in my left lung. Has been tested clean, no TB for the last 3 months. The TB destroyed my left lung completely. No function or any air flos in lung. My ...

Continue same treatment as advised by the physician.

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Continue same treatment as advised by the physician.

Question 6

My father was diagnosed with TB two weeks ago and has been on medication for the last 10 days. For the past two days, hes been coughing up a small amount of blood along with his sputum. Is this normal or should we be concerned? What should we do next?

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Dont worry its due to activeness of the disease, will subside as you proceed with treatment, take cough suppressing syrups as of now.

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