Shortness of breath wild mild chest pain

2020-11-13 05:09:04
Hello doctor. It all started on last 30th October, 1:30AM at the night. I suddenly felt breathless and follow-on was unable to take any deep or short breath properly. Along with it, there were dry cough and sneeze. It lasted for about 2 hours. In the morning, there was no cough or sneeze, but since that day, I've been facing a persistent breathing difficulty along with mild to moderate chest pain. Consulted doctor on immediate basis, he prescribed me some antibiotics and asthma med. I also went under a Covid-19 test and the report was negetive. Anothet doctor suggested me for a Chest X-ray, which was normal, along with ECG and Blood test (HB, WBC, ESR). It's been 14 days, I'm still having difficulties in breathing but the chest is almost gone. There is weakness in my body and even after sleeping pills, I'm unable to sleep. Please guide me in a possible way. Thank you.
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Detailed evaluation needed. Get a scan done
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consult Pulmonologist

Answered2020-11-17 15:24:03

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Do a online consultation with a pulmonologist for further evaluation and management

Answered2020-11-13 13:00:29

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Hello noted above history and related issues As you mentioned above symptoms are need further evaluation and related analysis
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Open personal consult for proper evaluation investigation and treatment

Answered2020-11-13 07:00:11

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Needs detailed evaluation of symptoms
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take online consultation with pulmonologist

Answered2020-11-13 05:20:28

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