Question 1

I did an rtpcr COVID test which came back negative. But I am still having wheezing in chest and coughing (not a lot) since 4-5 days. No fever or anything else. The difficult in breathing is not a lot but wheezing is there. I have ashtma and i take serflo 250 inhaler as needed (not more than 10-15 times a year Max). 5 days ago i had a bad allergy attack.
What to do?

Accepted Answer

Patient is advised to continue seroflo 250 inhaler sos for breathing difficulty.

Question 2

Hi, I recently had a blood test done, and it shows that my eosinophil count is high. Ive also been having breathing problems at night with a wheezing sound when I breathe in or out. What should I do next? Is there something I can adjust in my diet to...

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It sounds like your high eosinophil count may be related to an allergic reaction or respiratory issue like asthma. I recommend following up with your doctor for further evaluation and possibly allergy testing. In the meantime, avoid allergens, and include anti-inflammatory foods like omega-3-rich fish, fruits, and vegetables in your diet.

Question 3

My father (age - 63) is having asthma for long years and taking Formoterol Fumarate and Budesonide Inhaler 400 mg and Bilagra - M tablet . Is he can take Covidsheild Vaccine ? Kindly advice .

Accepted Answer

Pneumonia vaccinne is advised to the patient.

Question 4

I have been checking my spo2 daily with pulse oximeter..it is always 98-99 but yesterday night suddenly I woke up then I checked again it was showing spo2 81 then within 2 min it was back to normal..what would be the cause..2 months back done chest x...

Spirometry and pulmonary function tests is advised to the patient.

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Spirometry and pulmonary function tests is advised to the patient.

Question 5

Ive heard that there might be a way to remove tar from the lungs of smokers, and I was wondering if thats actually possible. If so, how is it done, and how much would it roughly cost? I heard about someone who did it and was curious to know more.

Accepted Answer

Removing tar from smoker lungs is a challenging process, but it's possible to reduce the damage and promote lung health. Unfortunately, there's no magic procedure to completely remove tar, but quitting smoking is the first step towards healing.Your lungs have an incredible ability to repair themselves, and the healing process begins immediately after quitting smoking. Within 48 hours, carbon monoxide levels drop, and oxygen levels increase. The cilia in your lungs start to regrow within a week, and lung function improves within a month.To support your lung health, consider incorporating lung-cleansing foods, drinks, and supplements into your routine. These may include:- Lung-Cleansing Foods: Dark leafy greens, berries, citrus fruits, garlic, onions, ginger, and turmeric.- Lung Detox Drinks: Teas made from ginger, basil, and echinacea.

Question 6

Congestion in chest and noise while breathing,occured due to dust .had a fever few days back.back also pains due to due to breathing problem. Cough also causes the pain in throat and back

Accepted Answer

Syrup salbutamol 10 ml orally thrice daily is advised to the patient.

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