Pre covid infection

2020-11-30 17:23:41
Suffering with lung infection pre covid effect , ARDS identified , please tell me the x-ray results and recovery rate of each lungs
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ARDS and progression of lung fibrosis probably. U mean post Covid effect. U need detailed evaluation.
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consult Pulmonologist
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Read my article on post Covid lung damage on practo

Answered2020-12-01 04:32:07

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Needed detailed history and clinical evaluation,do a online consultation with a pulmonologist for further evaluation and management

Answered2020-12-01 14:38:40

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Hello noted above concerns As you mentioned above symptoms are needs to be addressed in covid pandemic As x ray is sometimes misleading and seems to me in critical condition and recovery is unpredictable in lieu of symptoms and related analysis
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Open personal consult for proper evaluation investigation and treatment options

Answered2020-12-01 07:01:12

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lungs are in bad shape..prognosis seems guarded..consult online with all reports for detailed prognostication!

Answered2020-11-30 17:46:11

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