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X ray chest PA VIEW

2020-03-28 10:53:49
Report is normal or not. Please suggest me. If not normal mean which doctor should I consult ? Thank you.
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Report suggestive of chronic bronchitis.
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please consult a chest physician...

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Reports suggests of Viral Bronchitis , which suggests there is a infection near Inside Bronchioles ( Lungs ) Can we chat or have audio consultation to understand you symptoms and I can advise you medications and precautions as it is required to be treated as soon as possible
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