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Shortness of breath
First i was admitted to hospital for serious shortness of breath.. where xray is normal and blood test is normal.. still doctor prescribed me cefixime for 14 days course and clonapazam for 30 days.. right now its 10 days and i thought i m recovering and my oxygen level is normal but i still feeling short of breath and fatigue tired... i can not run or do any exercise its almost 10 days.. how much more time for recovery ??? or any other medicines ?
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Take a consultation with pulmonologist for better evaluation and treatment
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Needs more evaluation.
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Pl Consult Online.
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May be you are more anxious.pl consult pulmonologist for further evaluation and treatment.
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