Question 1

My dad's been having some issues with a cough lately. Do you have any advice on what to do about this? What steps should we take to help him feel better? Would love some suggestions.

Accepted Answer

take syrup ascoril twice a day for 5 days. take tablet. amoxyclav for 5 days

Question 2

I'm looking at this X-ray film and I'm really worried. Can you take a look to see if there's any kind of opacity or if everything seems normal? Please let me know as soon as you can.

Accepted Answer

incomplete history

Question 3

I've been having some breathing issues for the past couple of years and it started when I was told I had a deviated septum. I even had surgery, but it didn't really help. The doctors back then suggested it might just be in my head. So I went to a che...

Accepted Answer

continue salbutamol inhaler for 5 days and tablet dolo 650 mg for 3 days

Question 4

I've been using an asthalin salbutamol inhaler for the past 20 years. I'm wondering if there's any other option available that's similar. Also, how can I monitor or check my asthma attacks better?

Accepted Answer

If you're looking for alternatives to Asthalin (Salbutamol), your doctor may prescribe other bronchodilators like Levalbuterol or Formoterol, or combination inhalers that include an inhaled corticosteroid. To monitor your asthmatic attacks, consider using a peak flow meter, which measures how quickly you can breathe out air, and track your readings to identify patterns and potential triggers

Question 5

I'm two months pregnant and have asthma, and I'm really wondering if it's safe for me to be using Levolin respule at 0.63mg?

Accepted Answer

- Levolin (levosalbutamol) is generally considered safe during pregnancy when prescribed by a doctor, as it helps control asthma symptoms. However, it's important to consult your healthcare provider before using it, as they can assess your specific condit

Question 6

I'm a bit confused and worriedare pleural effusion and pneumonia the same thing? I've been trying to understand the difference and it's a bit overwhelming. Could you explain how they're related or if they're completely different?

Accepted Answer

No,both are different.Effusion can be  tb  and pneumonia is consolidation of the upper or lower lung zones.

My dad's been having some issues with a cough lately. Do you have any advice on what to do about this? What steps should we take to help him feel better? Would love some suggestions.

My dad's been having some issues with a cough lately. Do you have any advice on what to do about this? What steps should we take to help him feel better? Would love some suggestions.

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I'm looking at this X-ray film and I'm really worried. Can you take a look to see if there's any kind of opacity or if everything seems normal? Please let me know as soon as you can.

I've been having some breathing issues for the past couple of years and it started when I was told I had a deviated septum. I even had surgery, but it didn't really help. The doctors back then suggested it might just be in my head. So I went to a che...

I've been using an asthalin salbutamol inhaler for the past 20 years. I'm wondering if there's any other option available that's similar. Also, how can I monitor or check my asthma attacks better?

I'm two months pregnant and have asthma, and I'm really wondering if it's safe for me to be using Levolin respule at 0.63mg?

I'm a bit confused and worriedare pleural effusion and pneumonia the same thing? I've been trying to understand the difference and it's a bit overwhelming. Could you explain how they're related or if they're completely different?

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