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?
Can levoceteizine/desloratidine/monteleukast bilastine be taken during pregnancy (more than 8 weeks). Suffering from persistent cough. If not then please tell any safe option.
I'm attaching ct scan report, my mother admitted in icu because of breathing issue, 88-96 oxygen, sometimes heart rate goes up and down. In night when she sleep, her oxygen drops, they start oxygen. Why this happen?
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.
Please find the attached reports and suggest...short of breath and uneasiness from night bp is normal..ecg is normal...kindly look into and suggest the needful
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