Hypopnea respiraty problem
I am diagnosed with hypopnea by my doc. Cpap is the only mandatory treatment i can proceed with ? No medications for it ?
I am diagnosed with hypopnea by my doc. Cpap is the only mandatory treatment i can proceed with ? No medications for it ?
Mild chest pain on and off for a few days. But sometimes i have breathing difficulty. Sometimes feel tired .should I worry about my FTP result and what result shows ? Liver Function Test (LFT) Values Bilirubin Total: 1.5 mg/dl Bilirubin Direct: 0.3 mg/dl Bilirubin Indirect: 1.2 mg/dl SGOT (AST): 16 U/L SGPT (ALT): 28 U/L Alkaline Phosphatase: 132 U/L Total Protein: 6.1 gms/dl Albumin: 3.6 gms/dl Globulin: 2.5 gms/dl A/G Ratio: 1.44 Blood Count (CBC) Values Hemoglobin: 16.1 gm/dl RBC Count: 6.45 Mill/Cmm HCT (PCV): 52.9 % MCV: 82.1 fL MCH: 24.9 pg MCHC: 30.4 gm% Total WBC Count: 9,600 Cells/cmm Platelet Count: 3.01 Lakhs/cmm Lipid & Renal Values Total Cholesterol: 190 mg/dl Triglycerides: 144 mg/dl HDL Cholesterol: 48 mg/dl LDL: 113.2 mg/dl VLDL: 28.8 mg/dl Urea: 20 mgs/dl Creatinine: 0.8 mg/dl Uric Acid: 6.4 mgs/dl Calcium: 8.0 mg/dl Blood Sugar (Random): 82 mg/dl
I smoke around 8-10 cigs and now i have developed chest haeaviness and irritation in middle of chest and burning sensation. Kindky suggest good medicine for the same.
I have a breathing problem issue like when l try to breathe l could not take proper breath for that when l try to speak l need to take multiple times breaths in saying one sentence l think that problem is from nose mucus l have a mucus in my nose from 1 years. Could you tell me from what this problem is arised
From past 1 day I am getting sharp shooting pain when I deep breathe in my right chest.The pain is only when I deep breathe.1 week ago I had done chest x-ray and it was normal.What could be the reason of pain??I have attached chest x-ray report.
About the Doctor Dr Vipin Aggarwal is a Pulmonologist practicing in East Delhi with 10 years of experience in this field. 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 ...
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