Chest & Breathing Problems

Respected Sir/Madam, could u please interpret my Pulmonary Function Test result? Report attached. Thank you so much.

Father has diagnosed with Tuberculous lymphadenitis. He is not able to tolerate the medicines used for it. His liver becomes hepatic with jaundice. He also had gone through cardiac surgery with stinting. Please suggest how we can handle the medicines side effects.

My father who is 64 has dry cough at night,who actually was a heavy drinker which test should I do...

Dear Ayush Raj, Here are the key insights from your report: - *Blood Disorder*: Monocytes: 0.14 (0.2 to 1.0), Lymphocytes: 48 (20 to 40). Consider a balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals to support immune function.   - *Liver*: GGT: 10.4 (12 to 64), Albumin: 5.2 (3.8 to 5), Bilirubin Total: 1.3 (0.2 to 1.2), SGOT/AST: 34.9 (5 to 34). Maintaining hydration and reducing processed foods may benefit liver health. - *Anemia*: RDW (CV): 14.8 (11.6 to 14.0), MCHC: 30.7 (31.5 to 34.5), RDW-SD: 47.9 (35.1 to 43.9). Incorporating iron-rich foods and vitamin C can enhance iron absorption. - *Cardiac Health*: Chol/HDL Ratio: 2.45 (3.5 to 5). Regular aerobic exercise and a heart-healthy diet are recommended. - *Allergy*: IgE Total Serum: 2500 (28.0 to 140.0). Identifying and avoiding allergens is crucial for managing symptoms.

Can Mild PAH increase from Mild to moderate to severe? Apart from Mild TR and Mild PAH, everything is normal in Echo. TMT is also normal. Please render some insight.

How much time it will take to cure from tb.. already 2 months on medicine ...................... ...

My doctor has advised me of a few medicines today for coughing, but I didn't inform him that I am a nursing mother and also I had medicines already and breastfeed my baby without realising that I took medicine now I google about medicines and came to know those are not recommended during breastfeeding.Can someone let me know if below medicines are ok to take because my baby had taken breastfeeding thrice after taking medicines and will b taking whole night now CEPODEM XP OMNACORTIL 20MG REBLET 20MG BROZEDEX SYRUP

I went to a government hospital for daily morning headaches. I suspected sleep apnea, but they ran an IgE test and said I had asthma, though I never had breathing issues. Just because my IgE was high, they said asthma. An intern prescribed Foracort 200 (formoterol + steroid) inhaler. After starting it, I began feeling chest pain in different areas. Later, after using the inhaler for 3 months, the Pulmonary HOD did spirometry and FeNO, and said I don’t have asthma. To check the chest pain, EEG and 2D Echo were done — both normal. I even stopped the inhaler  one month back, but still pain comes and goes in different areas of the chest. Now I’m confused: Why did I develop chest pain in different areas after using the inhaler?

I have tested my thyroid(TSH) and i got 3.00 . Test Done: TSH only • TSH Result: 3.00 µIU/mL • Reference Range: 0.35 – 5.10 µIU/mL

I have breathing issues and I’m using a Budesonide inhaler. Sometimes I feel a burning sensation in my right hand. Can acid reflux cause this kind of symptom?