Question 1

I'm having trouble with breathing and have been using Seroflo but recently switched to Foromonide Rotocap. Can you help me understand how these two differ? I'm curious if there are specific advantages or anything important I should know about using Formonide compared to Seroflo.

Visit Physician for evaluation and appropriate management

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Visit Physician for evaluation and appropriate management

Question 2

I'm a bit concerned after hearing that my recent chest X-ray showed prominent bronchovascular markings in my lungs. Could you explain what this means and how it might affect my health? Also, what sort of treatment should I be considering? I'm feeling...

there are number of causes consult pulmonologist for the same

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there are number of causes consult pulmonologist for the same

Question 3

I've been experiencing some weird sensations when I wake up early in the morning. It feels like something is fluttering in my chest or heart, and I get really uneasy with mild breathlessness and sometimes feel light-headed. My pulse seems to stay bet...

since all your tests are normal, kindly don't worry

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since all your tests are normal, kindly don't worry

Question 4

I'm worried about the possibility of developing lung fibrosis. I had a CT score of 13 a month ago. Could that score suggest any risk of fibrosis developing later on?

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A CT score 13 indicate moderate invovement of the lung.

Question 5

I've been dealing with achey breasts for a couple of days, and tonight my right one got really swollen and sore. It looks normal, and I don't feel any lumps. What could be going on?

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might be menstrual pain, apply primrose oil

Question 6

I've recently been diagnosed with bronchitis and had this persistent cough with thick phlegm. The doctor gave me some meds, and I'm feeling better now, but he suggested doing a PFT test if possible. Now, I'm wondering if it makes sense to just do the...

Chest x-ray with pft is advised to the patient.

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Chest x-ray with pft is advised to the patient.

I'm having trouble with breathing and have been using Seroflo but recently switched to Foromonide Rotocap. Can you help me understand how these two differ? I'm curious if there are specific advantages or anything important I should know about using Formonide compared to Seroflo.

I'm having trouble with breathing and have been using Seroflo but recently switched to Foromonide Rotocap. Can you help me understand how these two differ? I'm curious if there are specific advantages or anything important I should know about using Formonide compared to Seroflo.

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