Question 1

I'm really struggling with this cough and breathlessness. Could it be the effects of Plagril? What's your take on it?

Accepted Answer

Ecg and x-ray chest pa view is advised to the patient.Plagril tablet reduces the formation of clots within the blood vessels and also increases the blood flow to the heart.

Question 2

I'm really concerned about my oxygen levels; my SPO2 seems to fluctuate from 89 to 99, and it's usually more stable between 92 and 95. I also have frequent throat infections because of sinusitis draining into my throat and occasionally deal with uppe...

Accepted Answer

Frequent throat infections and sinusitis can cause fluctuations in your SPO2 readings, especially with post-nasal drip affecting your airway. However, since your chest X-ray, ECG, and echo are normal, its less likely to be a major underlying issue. Keep monitoring your symptoms, and consult with your doctor if the infections persist or worsen.

Question 3

I'm a bit concerned about my mom's medication. She's on abiways, losar, and cinipine 10. Should I be worried about any issues with these meds before she gets the vaccination?

Accepted Answer

Yes ,continue same treatment.

Question 4

My father has been diagnosed with a massive pleural effusion on both sides. I'm really worried and would love some guidance on how to go about draining the fluid. Could you please let me know what steps we should take?

Accepted Answer

consult a physician, you cannot do it at home

Question 5

I've been dealing with chest pain and my doctor recommended an ultrasound of my whole abdomen. They found that my liver is enlarged, measuring 156 mm. Could you tell me what the normal size for a healthy human liver should be?

Accepted Answer

The normal size of a human liver is approximately 120-150 mm. In your case, with a measurement of 156 mm, it indicates hepatomegaly or an enlarged liver. This could be due to various reasons such as fatty liver, hepatitis, or other underlying medical conditions. It is important to follow up with your doctor for further evaluation and management.

Question 6

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.

I'm really struggling with this cough and breathlessness. Could it be the effects of Plagril? What's your take on it?

I'm really struggling with this cough and breathlessness. Could it be the effects of Plagril? What's your take on it?

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