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I am smoker from past 10 years Day to day my consumption is more I want to quit smoking completely I have tried nicotine gums and spray as well it is not helping me Is there any particular medicine for that to stop
Physical activity influences a great deal in the triggering of the condition. Allergic asthma is caused in individual who are allergic to certain agents such as dust, pollen grains, and allergic reactions to strong odours or perfumes.An allergist or immunologist is the rightly qualified personnel who can provide treatment to asthma conditions in a proper manner.
Physical activity influences a great deal in the triggering of the condition. Allergic asthma is caused in individual who are allergic to certain agents such as dust, pollen grains, and allergic reactions to strong odours or perfumes.An allergist or ... More
I am smoker from past 10 years Day to day my consumption is more I want to quit smoking completely I have tried nicotine gums and spray as well it is not helping me Is there any particular medicine for that to stop
Hi I am 35 years male I am staying in Bengaluru . I am facing coughing all the time . No blood came or no fever . But cough is not going . It is feeling like something is stuck on through.
I'm diabetic (h1bac 7.4) and taking treatment. At time once in while I used to have breathing problem and got tested with treadmill and other tests and all come normal. I take Esiflow 250 inhaler 2-3 puffs and it becomes normal. From recent time I'm having this frequently specially when I wake up in the morning and/or in the evening time. Esiflow 250 still works but now it's frequent almost once in two days. Day time no issues only majority morning time and in the evening. Please suggest what should I do. Thanks
Dear Doctor, I need advice for a chronic breathing issue ongoing for 2-3 years. Every morning, I experience heavy pain, severe difficulty breathing, heavy chest congestion, and a blocked nose. I pass slippery, transparent-to-whitish, sometimes stringy mucus that feels impossible to clear completely. This used to last 1-2 hours, but over the past few days, it has worsened and now lasts 3-4 hours before returning to normal for the rest of the day. I also have long-standing sneezing fits (at least 3 sneezes in a row), triggered by dust/blankets and occasionally occurring randomly. I do not have sinus pain or headaches. I live in a high-pollution, heavy-traffic area and tend to feel cold easily, preferring to keep my torso covered. Could this be allergic asthma, severe allergic rhinitis, or pollution-related airway inflammation? Please advise on diagnostic tests, appropriate prescription treatments, and management strategies.
For the last 1 month, I have recurrent throat dryness and irritation with an urge to cough or clear my throat. Coughing gives temporary relief, but the irritation returns. During daytime it happens around 10–12 times, but at night after lying down it becomes much worse, sometimes every 5–10 minutes, making it difficult to sleep. I have allergic rhinitis and regularly stay in an AC room (26°C) with a fan. My AC has not been serviced for a long time. I have also used Foracort 200 inhaler. Could this be due to post-nasal drip/allergy, sinusitis, silent acid reflux/LPR, asthma, or dust/mold from the AC? What tests may be needed to identify the root cause, and what treatment/medicine would be appropriate?
No Pain Doesn't Mean No Problem. For many people with diabetes, nerve damage can reduce or even eliminate the ability to feel pain in the feet. As a result, cuts, blisters, burns, or pressure injuries may go unnoticed until they become serious. That's why waiting for pain is never a ...
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Are Your Feet Going Numb? Here's Why People with Diabetes Shouldn't Ignore It. Many people with diabetes notice a tingling sensation, numbness, or a burning feeling in their feet. Because these symptoms often develop gradually, they're easy to dismiss. But losing sensation in your feet is not a ...
Every morning, many people cough a little and assume it's "just because of the weather" or "because I smoke."But not every cough is harmless.Sometimes, a persistent morning cough is your lungs asking for help.A morning cough may be normal if:✔ It lasts only a few ...
Influenza, commonly known as the flu, is a highly contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses. It primarily affects the nose, throat, and lungs, leading to symptoms that can range from mild to severe. The flu is spread through droplets when an infected person coughs, sneezes, or ...