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Acute bronchitis
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From last 2-3 days my Asthma has increased a lot. I regularly take seroflo 50 inhaler - one puff in 2-3 days is enough usually. From yesterday it has become severe. In the past, for such severeness I have been prescribed anti bronchitis medicine in the past. I don't recall name, as I dint get much last 4-5 years.
Since yesterday night, I have taken - asthalin 2mg 0-1-1. Today morning, took a seroflo rotohaler one capsule. t 6.30 am.
Let me know what antibiotic to take.
I don't have flem/wet cough.
It feels like, my chest and lungs itch internally. And If I speak much or take stairs, then I will get severe asthma. I don't have much patience to go to clinic and wait out for doctor while struggling to breathe.
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Consult your pulmonologist immediately in person. Its a medical emergency
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Hi. I understand your concern s. You will need to undergo a detailed examination and investigation. Your asthma is uncontrolled. You will need to consult a pulmonologist for the same at the earliest.
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if you are from Bangalore you can consult me at my clinic Aum speciality clinic near Sindhi high school Hebbal kempapura. Details are given in practo
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Dr. KONA MURALIDHARA REDDY
Pulmonologist
8 yrs exp
Hyderabad
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Looking like asthma flare up.
I can understand your severity of problem
You can directly visit emergency department in a hospital with pulmonologist.
So that emergency physician will give you initial treatment and pulmonologist will come and visit you.
You have to visit hospital as early as possible.
Any way practo will help you to find out nearby hospital with pulmonologist.
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