I'm really concerned because I've had this persistent cough for 25 days now, and it's accompanied by pain on the left side of my chest and a lot of fatigue, but I don't have any fever. I went to a doctor who recommended some tests and here are the results: my ESR is at 48 mm1hr, TEC is 4.17 Cumm, and while my CBC came back normal, my white blood cell count is at 13.9 Thmm3. My Serum Vitamin D3 is pretty low at 20.5 ngml, and I tested negative for Sputum for AFB. I'm not sure what all this means and should I be worried about these results?

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Dr Mubarak Parveez B

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2+ Yrs

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tab pantop 40mg , syrup ascoril

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I've been dealing with asthma for about 2 years now and recently I've started feeling chest and back pain when I take a deep breath. It's strange because I'm not having any other symptoms and my treatment seems to be going well. I even had a chest x-ray and it didn't show anything unusual. I just can't figure out why this pain happens with deep breaths. Any ideas on what could be causing this?

because of inflammation of airways,take proper treatment of asthma. steam inhalation

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I've been dealing with this bronchitis and allergy issue for the past nine months and it's really starting to bother me. On top of that, I've had this annoying chest tightness and back pain for the last six months. Do you think these are all connected somehow, or should I be looking at them separately? What could be causing these symptoms, and how can I get some relief?

avoid allergens and take tab avil

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I'm having some trouble with low breathing when I'm in hilly areas. I got my TMT and echo tests done, and they came back normal. Should I be worried about staying in the hills, or would it be better for me to move back to a more level area?

High altitude is the cause. seroflo rotahaler sos for breathing difficulty is advised to the patient.

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