Sound in middle part of chest.

2020-05-21 09:38:03
1 n half months back I was having tonsil stone for which I took zifi 200 for 5 days n sinarest (prescribed by my physician) tonsils recovered but soon after which a bubbles like sound started coming from central left part of the chest. I did nebulization through which lot of cough came out but still der is bubble like sound which is on n of, comes specially when I breathe out, I got x ray done iam attaching that.. pls explain what is this medical condition n treatment. Thanks .
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Hi It seems like mild scar. Need more history on previous medical conditions, smoking, job, and allergy

Answered2020-05-22 15:29:46

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For such different complain you must be visit physically to clinic for examination.

Answered2020-05-22 16:23:49

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Hello noted above history and x ray Are you past treated case of tuberculosis or bronchitis,because x ray shoes that.
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Tonsillitis and post infection cough and breathing problem is common Consult your ENT
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Open online chat for pulmonologist

Answered2020-05-21 10:26:30

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Your chest xray seems fine. That's an unusual presentation of having sound in chest... But still it may be because of muscular sprain. Any other symptoms other than chest Discomfort like Breathing difficulty? Cough? Wheezing sound?
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Get Pulmonary function test done. If still it persists better to get CT chest
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Avoid Weight lifting. Regular cardio and breathing exercises. consult chest physician.

Answered2020-05-21 09:43:29

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There is artefact in chest film. Send it again with clear image

Answered2020-05-21 09:40:03

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