Question 1

I'm about seven weeks pregnant and I've been having this on and off wheezing and coughing at night for the past few weeks. Lately, it's been happening more often and it's really messing with my sleep. Sometimes I even struggle to breathe. I saw a physician who prescribed me Reswas, Cetrizine, and Drez gargle, but I've been on them for three days now, and it's not helping. What's going on? Should I be worried?

Accepted Answer

syrup dextromethorphan

Question 2

I'm really worried about my son. He caught a cold back in January 2014 and then started coughing a lot, having trouble breathing too. A doctor prescribed budate 200 rotacap, which he used for two years. After that, everything seemed fine for about ei...

Accepted Answer

Continue formonide inhaler sos for breathing difficulty.

Question 3

I'm about to travel to Switzerland in September and stay in Europe for around 4 months, and I'm getting worried about managing my asthma because I know it will be pretty cold there. Ive been using Mondeslor occasionally to prevent asthma and allergy ...

Accepted Answer

Yes,continue same treatment.Side-effects include of the medicine includes nausea,rash,fatigue,abdominal pain, dryness in mouth.etc.

Question 4

I'm a bit worried and have some questions about my situation. I've been an asthmatic for quite some time now, and I was addicted to alcohol for 15 years. I stopped drinking completely in 2016 and started smoking weed instead. It's been two years sinc...

Accepted Answer

Continue foracort inhaler sos for breathing difficulty. Pulmonologist opinion is advised to the patient.

Question 5

I'm 27 and have been on TB treatment for a couple of months now. It all started with lymph nodes popping up in my neck, and tests showed it was Koch's. They gave me AKt 4, but it caused skin rashes and headaches, so I had to stay in the hospital for ...

Accepted Answer

It's common to experience side effects like skin rashes and headaches during tuberculosis (TB) treatment, especially in the initial phase. The number of injections required can vary based on your individual response to treatment, but 60 injections might be sufficient if prescribed by your physician. It's important to follow up with your doctor to monitor progress and address any concerns regarding side effects or treatment adjustments.

Question 6

I'm really worried about a TB relapse because of drug resistance. Is there a chance that it's curable? And if so, how long would I need to be on medication to treat it?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is curable.Duration of ATT is 8 months is advised to the patient.

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