Question 1

I'm feeling this weird sensation like something is stuck in my throat, and my chest feels so heavy like it's being pulled together with a string or something. Any idea what could be going on?

Accepted Answer

get ECG done to rule out heart problems or gastritis

Question 2

I'm thinking about getting an oximeter to keep track of my blood oxygen levels, but I'm not sure which one to go for. Can you give me some advice on choosing the right oximeter? What should I be looking for to make sure it's accurate and reliable?

Accepted Answer

buy any pulse oximeter

Question 3

I'm supposed to go in for surgery on Wednesday under general anesthesia, but my chest X-ray showed prominent bronchiovascular markings on both lung fields. Should I be worried about this?

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 4

Why haven't my cough and thick sputum gone away even after 10 years since taking CAT1? Now I've been diagnosed with MDR, and although I don't have major issues apart from the constant coughing, it's really persistent, especially in the morning. I als...

Accepted Answer

take treatment for MDR tuberculosis

Question 5

I'm experiencing a bit of breathing discomfort after taking Ambrolite. I'm also on Ursocol. Could there be a connection between these medications? Should I be concerned about this side effect?

Accepted Answer

The breathing discomfort after taking Ambrolite (ambroxol) along with Ursocol (ursodeoxycholic acid) may be due to the expectorant properties of Ambrolite, which can temporarily cause throat irritation or coughing

Question 6

I'm a bit worried about the X-ray results that mention "haziness" in the left mid and lower zones of my chest. What could this mean? Should I be concerned about it, and what kind of follow-up do you recommend?

Accepted Answer

The X-ray report indicates haziness in the left mid and lower lung zones, which could suggest inflammation, infection, or a possible buildup of fluid. It's important to correlate this finding with your symptoms and clinical history for a more accurate diagnosis. I recommend discussing the results with your doctor for further evaluation and appropriate management.

I'm feeling this weird sensation like something is stuck in my throat, and my chest feels so heavy like it's being pulled together with a string or something. Any idea what could be going on?

I'm feeling this weird sensation like something is stuck in my throat, and my chest feels so heavy like it's being pulled together with a string or something. Any idea what could be going on?

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I'm thinking about getting an oximeter to keep track of my blood oxygen levels, but I'm not sure which one to go for. Can you give me some advice on choosing the right oximeter? What should I be looking for to make sure it's accurate and reliable?

I'm supposed to go in for surgery on Wednesday under general anesthesia, but my chest X-ray showed prominent bronchiovascular markings on both lung fields. Should I be worried about this?

Why haven't my cough and thick sputum gone away even after 10 years since taking CAT1? Now I've been diagnosed with MDR, and although I don't have major issues apart from the constant coughing, it's really persistent, especially in the morning. I als...

I'm experiencing a bit of breathing discomfort after taking Ambrolite. I'm also on Ursocol. Could there be a connection between these medications? Should I be concerned about this side effect?

I'm a bit worried about the X-ray results that mention "haziness" in the left mid and lower zones of my chest. What could this mean? Should I be concerned about it, and what kind of follow-up do you recommend?

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