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Sepsis with copd
Sir my father is copd patient from 5 yrs now he complained extreme fatigue no fever 6 days ago suddenly edema in feet is seen and hospitalised on 15-4-26 Doc says MODS is present Started merrobe injection and doxyaeq inj on bipap Xray of yesterday and today is attached . Pl advice further
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Based on chest xray Rt destroyed lung with lt lower pleural thickening with corpulmonale.
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Need CT THORAX 2D ECHO ABG for proper management .
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Need 2d echo and other reports like ABG etc to help you properly, kindly connect
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kindly connect..his chest condition needs proper evaluation
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Looks like there are old changes of destroyed lung
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Consult with complete reports
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You require certain tests. Pl consult.
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