Question 1

I'm dealing with asthma and have been using a Levolin inhaler, but Im really looking for a more permanent solution. Is there something I can try or consider that might help in managing or perhaps even curing my asthma over the long term?

Salbutamol inhaler and budesonide 200 sos is advised for breathing difficulty.

Last updated on 22 Jan 2025

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Salbutamol inhaler and budesonide 200 sos is advised for breathing difficulty.

Question 2

I've been dealing with some health issues after recovering from COVID-19. I tested negative back in November 2020, but I had pneumonia when I was positive. I've been under treatment for about a month with a reputed pulmonologist. My latest CT chest s...

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Patient is advised tab azithromycin 500 mg orallyonce daily for 5 days, tab levocetrizine 10 mg bedtime orally for 5 days.

Question 3

I've been feeling this heaviness in my chest for about two weeks. There's no actual pain in my chest, but I do feel some kind of pain at the back. Should I be worried about this?

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Ecg and cardiac markers are advised to the patient.

Question 4

I've been having some issues with mucous and chest congestion lately. There's this white, jelly-like, and sometimes fibrous mucous coming from my lungs, and my chest gets tight around the left lower rib or in the center. Coughing it up usually helps ...

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Your symptoms suggest chronic bronchitis or a lingering respiratory infection, with the white jelly-like or fibrous mucus indicating a possible fungal or bacterial overgrowth; meanwhile, the acidity, heartburn, and flatulence may be related to gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), so consider consulting  md medicine

Question 5

Is it okay to drink milk if I have a cough or asthma? I've heard mixed things about it possibly making things worse, like increased mucus production. Is that true? Just trying to figure out if I'm better off avoiding it when my symptoms are acting up.

Milk is avoided in asthma patient since it triggers the asthma.

Last updated on 22 Jan 2025

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Milk is avoided in asthma patient since it triggers the asthma.

Question 6

I'm wondering about my situation with TB. I've been on the AKT 4 kit for 35 days now and have kept myself quarantined this whole time, always wearing a mask. Is it safe for me to stop wearing the mask and be around my family? I'm just a bit anxious a...

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Continue same treatment.Also etophylline orally ,twice daily is advised to the patient.Pulmonologist opinion is also advised to the pt.

I'm dealing with asthma and have been using a Levolin inhaler, but Im really looking for a more permanent solution. Is there something I can try or consider that might help in managing or perhaps even curing my asthma over the long term?

I'm dealing with asthma and have been using a Levolin inhaler, but Im really looking for a more permanent solution. Is there something I can try or consider that might help in managing or perhaps even curing my asthma over the long term?

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I've been dealing with some health issues after recovering from COVID-19. I tested negative back in November 2020, but I had pneumonia when I was positive. I've been under treatment for about a month with a reputed pulmonologist. My latest CT chest s...

I've been feeling this heaviness in my chest for about two weeks. There's no actual pain in my chest, but I do feel some kind of pain at the back. Should I be worried about this?

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Is it okay to drink milk if I have a cough or asthma? I've heard mixed things about it possibly making things worse, like increased mucus production. Is that true? Just trying to figure out if I'm better off avoiding it when my symptoms are acting up.

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