Question 1

I've been feeling this weird kind of discomfort, not really pain or tightness in my chest. It happens every now and then, and it gets me feeling kinda anxious. Sometimes I need to take a deep breath to feel normal again. Someone mentioned it might be anxiety, and now I'm all worried. Is this a common thing? What do you think I should do?

Accepted Answer

everything Is normal because of anxiety

Question 2

I'm really worried about post-COVID lung fibrosis. Is it something that can actually get better over time? I've read online that people with lung fibrosis might only live for 3 to 5 years. What are the symptoms I should be looking out for? I'm feelin...

Accepted Answer

there are medications to cure lung fibrosis

Question 3

My mom's been diagnosed with TB, and I'm really worried. In the evenings, her temperature goes up to about 100-101.5F. Is that kind of fever normal for someone dealing with TB? And once she starts taking her medication, how long can we expect this fe...

Accepted Answer

Around 5 days.

Question 4

I've recently started experiencing some shortness of breath out of nowhere, and it made me decide to stop smoking. For a week or so after quitting, I felt fine and didn't have any breathing issues. But now, in the second week, the shortness of breath...

Accepted Answer

first do one chest xray and then consult a pulmonologist

Question 5

I've been struggling with dust allergies for the past 10 years. It started with me taking Citrize tablets, but then I saw a chest specialist who recommended a nasal spray and some tablets for three months. More recently, another doctor suggested Tecz...

Accepted Answer

take tablet citrizen whenever you have this allergy

Question 6

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.

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