Breathing Problems Remedies

Allergies and asthma attacks as well as cold and hay fever are the most common causes of breathing problems in individuals.A CT scan and an X-ray is required in certain conditions to check out the respiratory system and then diagnose the trouble. If the reaction is redness and swelling, accompanied by itching, then further treatment is carried out by the doctor to treat the condition.

Allergies and asthma attacks as well as cold and hay fever are the most common causes of breathing problems in individuals.A CT scan and an X-ray is required in certain conditions to check out the respiratory system and then diagnose the trouble. If ... More

Health Q&A
Shortness of breathe.

In May 3 months ago I had a feeling where I have to take deep breathe from mouth in between which gradually got improved but from then I am having difficulty breathing where I have to take 2-3 deep breathes after climbing stairs and walking while taking weights.I consulted with the cardiologist who did echo screening which came back normal and showed LVEF 60.I did MDCT chest CT scan without contrast 10 months ago which was normal as well because I had viral and it took time to resolve and at that time I got cough in blood from severe dry cough but then my dry cough got stopped and also did not got blood in cough afterwards.But now I am facing these breathing issues.What should I do now?

Bronchitis allergy and rhinitis

Heavy cough. Sour throat watery eyes and stress and strain from 18 months consuted 4 ent speciaist and 2 pulmologist.

Chest related

I feel like nerves shrink in my chest  when moving hands.. very strange Cause? Please help me Thanks

Exposure to pulmonary tb

My 4 yr old daughter expose to my house help who had pulmonary tb before 2 months..but till date my daughter have no issue..mantoux test result was 7 before 2 month..i don't give me prophylactic medicine..after how many week od exposure tb spread in toddler?

Persistent Shortness of Breath and Right

Had pneumonia 3 months ago with severe cough and yellow sputum for 20-25 days, followed by sudden right-sided chest pain. While deep-breath, walking, and heavy-lifting pain has mostly subsided, shortness of breath started 2-2.5 months later. Chest X-ray showed normal lungs but indicated a possible 7th rib fracture (?) on the right side. Spirometry (PFT) was normal, though SpO2 was 94%. Current treatment includes 10 days of antihistamines and Foracort 200 Inhaler (twice daily) for 1 month (completed 15 days), but breathlessness persists.

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