Question 1

I have been experiencing pinching pain in the middle of chest, a bit towards the left side from last one year. It is not a continuous pain bt happens sometimes. The intensity of the pain is not severe but can be expenrienced if i strech my chest or try to crush something between my hands, which interns exerts a bit of pressure on my chest.
Have undergone ECGs a no. Of times...but no other cardiac test. Consulted 2_3 doctors too, but none of them suggested it a cardiac problem, nor prescribed any medicine.
Kindly suggest what to do and whom to consult.
I am in pune.

Accepted Answer

take pantocid dsr before breakfasrt for 15 days

Question 2

My ct scan report was 525 mild pneumonia .
It's now day 28 after I began to notice my symptoms . Why do still feel sometimes hard to breathe deep?
Can I stop my isolation now ?

Accepted Answer

Pulmonologist opinion is advised to the patient.

Question 3

From today morning feeling tightness in chest & breathing heavily .. Pain at backside also... Continously yawning to take breathe...

Accepted Answer

Ecg and x-ray chest pa view is advised to the patient.

Question 4

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.

Question 5

Ive completed my 9 months of anti-TB treatment, but Im still experiencing mild chest pain. My report shows old healed Kochs infiltration and mild bronchitis. Should I be worried about this pain, or is it normal after the treatment?

Accepted Answer

The mild chest pain you're experiencing after completing 9 months of anti-TB medication is likely due to residual inflammation or scarring from the healed TB infection, and the mild bronchitis; however, it's essential to consult your doctor to rule out any other underlying conditions,

Question 6

I am suffering from Allergic Rhinitis, Asthma and moderate Obstructive Sleep Apnea. Right now, I am using Nazomac-AF nasal spray twice in each nostril once every two days. I am feeling extremely fine, my nasal congestion has disappeared and I fele no...

Continue same treatment as advised by the physician.

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Continue same treatment as advised by the physician.

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