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Breathlessness since 2 weeks, x-ray and pft are normal. Doctor suggested telecast l. Please suggest.
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Please see a Chest physician of the symptoms are not relieved.
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Hi. I understand your concern s. Consult a pulmonologist for the same at the earliest
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As you have already done pft and chest xray so I guess you met a doctor who sees chest patients. But just drug telekast wont help. There is a device called peak flow meter. You can check it out on YouTube and then use twice daily and check your values. Get a baseline ECG, HB, Thyroid function test done,fasting lipid profile done. But instead of doing all this better see a good Pulmonologist in your area
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Kindly get examined by a pulmonologist or a cardiologist... ECG and ECHO to be done if there a re risk factors or history is suggestive of cardiac issues. Also PFT being normal may still cant rule out lung issues entirely.
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