Chest & Breathing Problems

Yesterday my mom had lung biopsy in which a tube was put in her nose and sample was collected.. She got cough after coming home.. and today when she is coughing her entire chest is paining.. only on coughing.. Is it normal? Or is this serious?

My mother used to feed pigeons daily and give water to them and they used to poop on her balcony for 1 whole year.. We have stopped now.. Can this cause the lunge nodule? Because last year there was just fibrosis on her CT scan but this year there is lung nodules largest measuring 9mm.. I have attached the CT report here.. Please do tell what caused this? Did feeding the bird in her room balcony cause it? Please help

My 67 year mother's CT scan read, Perilesional fibrosis Soft tissue attenuating lesion in RUL c Few discrete mediastinal lymph nodes are seen in pretracheal, paratracheal, AP window stations largest measuring 9mm MSAD in pretracheal station Subpleural atelectatic changes are seen in apical, lateral and posterior basal segment of RLL.. She had Covid pneumonia a year ago and was a former smoker in her teen years.. She has no problem just a dry cough a few times everyday.. The doctor asked us to get a needle biopsy and Pet Scan but didn't explain anything .. Should I be worried? I have attached the report.. Please tell me

My 67 year mother got broncoscopy done in which biopsy sample was collected niddle one, I think.. After that she had sore throat which is gone now but now on 2nd day her chest feels heavy and she is coughing a little more and this coughing is not dry.. while coughing her ribs are paining.. Before this test, she was absolutely fine just some dry cough.. Is this normal or worrisome? Can she continue using her CPAP from today in this condition? I'm scared.. till how long after this procedure, she can get side effects lyk this? When will she be in safe zone? Please Please reply

Blood is coming through cough so went through CT scan. I have attached the report please suggest the actual problem

Hi, I have mild irritation in throst which is not always. It has sometimes. I dont have fever, body pain or weakness. Also no runny nose. Should i go for covid test?

In CT scan soft tissue attenuation and lung nodules were found.. When the doctor already did a Broncoscopy in which biopsy sample was taken.. Then why did he ask us to do a Pet Scan also? My 67 yrs old mother is afraid of it.. Are pet scans safe as they have a lot of radiation? My mom already has had 3 CT scan in the last two years.. Is this much radiation safe? Isn't biopsy report enough?

I have been facing fast heart beat , difficult breathing , then excess urination starts with full of air bubbles , water vomit with a lot of air bubbles , Oxygen level started to becoming below 90 ...85 One day it was 70 it was totally out of control.. What kind of problem it is ?. Urine test does not showing proteins

My uncle(60 yrs) having mild fever irregularly and suffered weight loss as well. Has smoking history. AFB report is negative, however chest CT scan says - 1. few enhancing nodular areas of consolidation with speculated margins, some showing central necrosis and adjacent fibrotic pleuroparenchymal bands in basal segments of bilateral lungs. The presence of the lesions is more likely to favour an infectious process like TB, however neoplastic cause cannot be entirely ruled out without biopsy. 2. Few subcentrimetric nodular lesions in the posterior segment of right upper lobe and inferior lingular segments of left upper lobe. 3. Mediastinal lymphadenopathy is something very serious?

My Pet Scan report says Metabolic active soft tissue density lesion with irregular margins in apical segment of right upper lobe likely primary neoplastic etiology.. But My Biopsy report says TBLB comprises of very tiny fibrocollagenous tissue bit with mild chronic inflammatory infiltrate and occasional submucosal glands.. No giant cells, geanumola or microorganisms seen.. No evidence of atypia or malignancy noted So what does this mean? Is my report normal? I don't have cancer? Right? Whatever I have can be treated with medication?