Question 1

I've been fasting for the past few days for Ramadan and I'm 30 years old. I'm a bit concerned because I've been experiencing this slight pain in my left chest whenever I take a deep breath. Could this be related to fasting, like maybe from not eating for 12 hours? Is there something specific I should be worried about, and should I be taking any medication for it?

Accepted Answer

sudden change in food habbit u have got gastritis, nothing to worry u will be fine , continue your fasting slowly you will adjust it

Question 2

I'm really worried about my husband. He's been diagnosed with acute bronchitis, but he's still running a fever after four days of taking the prescribed medication. The doctor gave him Acebrophyline, acetylcysteine, Cefixime, montelukast, levocetrizin...

Accepted Answer

medicine which is given is sufficient , give paracetamol 650 mg three times in a day

Question 3

Can you let me know if a PFT test is safe for my mom? She's 55 and has been experiencing some breathing issues. I'm a bit concerned and could use some guidance on this.

Accepted Answer

no pulmonary function test is not risky ,kindly proceed doing it

Question 4

I'm really worried about someone who's been dealing with COVID since mid-April and was admitted to the hospital because their oxygen levels were low. They spent about 25 days on HFNC support, and now they're stable but still need 2 liters of oxygen. ...

Accepted Answer

guve antiviral treatment

Question 5

I'm dealing with bronchial asthma and have been using Foracort 400 daily. I'm worried though, are there any potential problems or side effects from using it every day? I'd really appreciate some advice on this.

Accepted Answer

Foracort 400 is generally safe for managing bronchial asthma if used as prescribed by your doctor. Long-term use may cause side effects like oral thrush, hoarseness, or mild systemic effects, so regular check-ups are essential. Always rinse your mouth after use to minimize side effects.

Question 6

I'm wondering if I might have bronchitis. Can you tell me what kind of tests I should do to find out for sure? I'd like to be certain about my condition before starting any treatment. What would you recommend to diagnose bronchitis?

Accepted Answer

A chest x-ray and lung function tests is advised to the patient.

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I'm really worried about my husband. He's been diagnosed with acute bronchitis, but he's still running a fever after four days of taking the prescribed medication. The doctor gave him Acebrophyline, acetylcysteine, Cefixime, montelukast, levocetrizin...

Can you let me know if a PFT test is safe for my mom? She's 55 and has been experiencing some breathing issues. I'm a bit concerned and could use some guidance on this.

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