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Breathing problem
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My sister is facing difficulty with breathing. After x ray we came to know that nasal septum is deviated. She has dust allergy since childhood. She also had thyroid problem and using thyronorm 25mcg dosage from last 2 years and however it is under control now.Also surprisingly the intensity of breathing problem with severe cough increased to unbearable situation from last 2 years. Please confirm does it related to thyroid which is making breathing problem more worse. She already user lot many allopathy, homeopaths medicine to get breathing problem solver but it gave only temporary instant relief. Any suggestions to permanently solve this problem. Thank you.
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Breathing problem can be due to a number of things, like obstrucion in nose, large airways, small airways, etc. It is important to determine where the problem is so that you can treat accordinly. It is recommended that you see a pulmonologist who can assess better and help you out.
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Dr. Amruth Sindhu
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17 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi. I understand your situation. Iris not due to thyroid. It is due to allergy and asthma. She will need to undergo a detailed examination and investigation like pulmonary function test which is needed for the diagnosis as well as to assess severity of asthma based on which treatment can be started. Asthma is a chronic disease which can not be cured but can definitely be controlled so that you can have a symptom free life ahead. Consult a pulmonologist allergist for the same at the earliest.
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