Question 1

I'm a bit concerned about a recent x-ray I had for a job-related issue. The report mentioned something about bronchovascular markings in my lungs. I'm wondering if it would help to take an antibiotic course to improve my condition. I have a small amount of breathing trouble, but it gets much worse whenever I catch a cold. Could you give me some advice on what I could do to prevent lung infections?

Accepted Answer

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 2

I'm a 25-year-old woman dealing with a lot of stress at work, and recently I've been feeling kind of breathless. I'm worried that my job might be affecting me. I'm curious, can anxiety actually make it hard to breathe? Would love some insights if pos...

Accepted Answer

it's can cause in stress

Question 3

I've been dealing with a cough for about 20-25 days, sometimes it's wet, sometimes dry. I even caught a cold twice during this time. Initially, it was just a mucusy cough, but now I've got this mild pain in my chest, mostly on the left side but somet...

Accepted Answer

try syrup ascoril twice a day for 1 week

Question 4

I'm trying to understand the results of my CT scan. It mentions a "small calcified nodular opacity" in the right middle lobe, which apparently measures 3.7 mm and might be a healed granulomatous lesion. There are also "few subcentimeter sized noncalc...

Accepted Answer

you have some fibrosis , do regular breathing exercises

Question 5

I've been a smoker for 6 years, but I quit cold turkey about 9 months ago. I'm really curious, are my lungs as healthy as someone who never smoked at all?

Accepted Answer

better then somkers

Question 6

What can we do to help my dad feel better? He's 57, retired, and usually manages his asthma well without meds, but recently he had a flare-up after cleaning the house. He's been using an Asthalin inhaler a bit more, but now on the fourth day, he stil...

Accepted Answer

kindly continue the treatment,it takes time to relive symptoms

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