I am completely unable to sit up, and I cannot even sit in a slightly inclined position. I am taking Pulmoclear tablets, but I am unable to swallow them because I am lying completely flat. So I crush the tablet and mix it with water before drinking it. Is it okay to take it that way?
So at times I get breathlessness and my chest becomes tight and stomach feels like there is no air inside I had been to a doc they took the IOS test and said the lungs are fine and there is a small difference between before and after taking inhaler . I am also on anxiety medication and she has now recommended Cipla f inhaler a steroid version sometimes the inhaler helps but sometimes it doesn't and the anxiety medicine does not help in reducing the breathlessness . What could it be is it asthama or anxiety ? I have been to many doctors and now I am confused !
I face running nose and continuing sneezing and watery eyes when I wake up. How can I fix this permanently other than eating anti allergy medicine.
I had TB in my lung and had a scar/mark and I got to know that I also has ABPA Apergillus allergy, I sometime feel breathing problem, I also had covid positive Didn't had steroid for covid but positive and bit breathing problem. My psychiatrist said I have adhd and tried all medicines ,not only is the medicine remaining is Guanfacine er/ Clonidine ER I am worrying Because I have read on the internet that these two medicines can cause upper respiratory Infection Should I take this Medicine or not?as I already have lung conditions Looking for advice as many as possible
Could you please explain it this Calcific dot like seen in x ray, is it safe? Or it can be due to which reason kindly help and advice.
Every year, Delhi faces a severe surge in air pollution, particularly during Diwali and winter. As someone living in Delhi, I have witnessed firsthand the devastating health impacts this pollution spike brings to my patients, especially those with pre-existing respiratory ...
About the DoctorDr Vipin Aggarwal is a pulmonologist with 10 years of experience in East Delhi. He practices at Max Super Speciality Hospital in Patparganj, Delhi, and runs a clinic at Laxmi Nagar, New Delhi.He completed his MBBS from King Edward Memorial Hospital and Seth Gordhandas Sunderdas ...
Smoking is associated with numerous health effects, affecting various organ systems in the body. It's important to clarify that smoking has well-documented and significant health risks, and the negative consequences far outweigh any perceived benefits. Smoking is a leading cause of preventable ...
Smoking has been a global health concern for decades, causing millions of deaths and countless health issues. However, there's a glimmer of hope in the form of smoking cessation. Quitting smoking is not just a personal choice; it's a crucial step towards a healthier life and a better future ...
Here is link to health talk on COVID by me with Dr. Rakesh Mishra (PA to shri Amit Shah ji Home Minister India)Key points:1) 2nd wave of COVID is slightly different from last year 2) This time probably we are facing a mutant strain of virus 3) Younger people ...
