People who are obese often suffer from shortness of breath. People with pericarditis can be treated with proper administration of medications for inflammation or pain, which includes ibuprofen and much more. Symptoms of pulmonary edema include difficulty in breathing, coughing up blood and drowning sensation.
People who are obese often suffer from shortness of breath. People with pericarditis can be treated with proper administration of medications for inflammation or pain, which includes ibuprofen and much more. Symptoms of pulmonary edema include diffi ... More
My Mother had cold & cough 3 days prior while her SpO2 dropped to 88 levels Doctor gave her Budeseal 1 Mg twice a day & Duolin Ld once a day along with antibotic & fluvir capsule & doxomax tablet. Now her SpO2 is 91- 94 . She has productive cough with mucus which was also present before this cold & cough episode. She has Asthma from previous 25 years . Plz suggest reason for SpO2 reasons & guide for treatment. Also x ray is not showing any signs of Pneumonia.No fever .
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?
37F seeking a second pulmonology opinion. For 5-6 months I’ve had intermittent dry cough, air hunger, chest tightness/heaviness, mild breathlessness while talking, and upper back ache. Triggers include dust, incense smoke, and cold air; warm humid air helps. Occasional wheeze on forced exhalation. Slight nagging pain at back between the shoulder blades is also there. I also have hoarseness, voice fatigue, reduced singing ability, and a history of reflux. Pulmonologist suspects CVA...but is it possible to have asthma when all reports are normal? Including Ige? Please suggest as though I'm on treatment, I'm clueless on what's wrong with me ... Feno result is 17. Attaching pft report .
I'm 37y old woman. since last dec I have had intermittent cough, and over the last few weeks have developed episodes of air hunger/unsatisfied deep breath, chest heaviness/tightness (especially over the sternum), and occasional breathlessness while talking or after exertion. I also have a persistent upper back ache between the shoulder blades that often precedes the air-hunger sensation. Symptoms are triggered by dust, incense smoke, cold/chilly air and temperature changes. Warm humid air feels more comfortable. I occasionally notice wheeze on forced exhalation. Cough is mostly dry with very little sputum; once or twice I coughed up a tiny amount of thick light-yellow mucus. I also have hoarseness, reduced singing ability and reflux/acidity symptoms sometimes. CBC and IgE are normal; Vitamin D is low. ENT suspected allergic bronchitis/CVA and started Foracort Rotahaler, with partial improvement in cough and some episodes of chest tightness... what could it be?
I can't breathe when see crowded bus ac trains,or flight . thought of Travel in flight just gives me anxiety attack
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 ...
As a pulmonologist, I’ve witnessed firsthand the devastating impact of tobacco on respiratory health. World No Tobacco Day, observed annually on May 31, is an opportunity to raise awareness about the dangers of tobacco use and advocate for effective policies to reduce its ...
#Asthma is not just a physical condition; it also affects one's mental and emotional well-being. The chronic nature of asthma, the unpredictability of symptoms, and the limitations it can impose on daily life can lead to #emotional stress. In this blog post, we will explore the emotional aspects ...
According to recent statistics 6% children and 12% of adults in India have asthma. It is estimated 1 out of every 10 patients of asthma in the world is from India.While these figures may be alarming, what really is dreadful is that INDIA contributes to 42 percent of global asthma ...
Respiratory diseases are the most common cause to visit doctors in India, especially Asthma and COPD, which have wide variations in morbidity and mortality in various geographic locations. India has the 4thlargest cases of asthma in the world but leads in the most number of asthma patient death ...
