Question 1

I'm having a really tough time with chest congestion, breathing issues, and a persistent cough, especially with the change in seasons. I also have allergies to dust. I've been using anti-allergy tablets regularly along with an inhalerEsiflow and Duolin. My local doctor thinks it might be bronchial asthma or COPD. I'm just desperate for a solution that can give me a better quality of life. Could you provide some guidance on what I should do next?

Accepted Answer

it's seasonal condition, u need to avoid allergens , Take anti allergic tabs and inhalers

Question 2

I'm trying to make sense of a chest ultrasound report and figure out if a pleural effusion should be drained. Is there any way to tell how much fluid is too much, or any specific measurements I should be looking for? I'm really unsure about what indi...

Accepted Answer

it should be done clinically

Question 3

I'm dealing with bronchitis I was told by a doctor here in Hong Kong. I don't really have stuff like breathing issues or chest pain but can you guide me on what meds I should take along with my inhaler? Also, I've had this annoying back pain for two ...

Accepted Answer

take inhaler that's enough. for back pain take tablet zerodol

Question 4

I'm 65 years old and just got my X-ray results back. Everything looked normal, but it mentioned that both hila are congested. What's that mean? Should I be concerned? I don't have any breathing problems, just a rib fracture on my 7th rib.

Accepted Answer

normal you can say no major risk of hilar

Question 5

I'm a bit concerned because I've been feeling some slight pain in my lower left rib area for the past 10 days. It's mostly noticeable when I lie down on my bed for a few seconds. It doesn't feel like the rib bones themselves are hurting, but more lik...

Accepted Answer

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

Question 6

I'm really worried about my mom's chest X-ray results. It mentioned bilateral prominent vascular markings and small calcified hilar nodes, and it suggested some kind of inflammatory etiology. I'm not really sure what all of that means. Could you expl...

Accepted Answer

its normal finding

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