Question 1

I'm a bit concerned after receiving my X-ray results, which mention something about bronchovascular bronchitis. Could you explain what that means? Also, what precautions should I be taking?

Accepted Answer

it means inflammation of bronchi . avoid smoking . start steam inhalation

Question 2

My dad, who's 60, has been prescribed Azee 500 three times a week on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for his COPD, along with some other inhalers. I think Azee 500 is an antibiotic, but I'm worried if it's alright to take an antibiotic for as long as 3...

Accepted Answer

Azee 500 (Azithromycin) is an antibiotic, and while it's typically used for short-term treatment, long-term use can sometimes be necessary for chronic conditions like COPD to prevent bacterial infections. However, extended use should be monitored closely by a doctor to avoid side effects like resistance or disruption of gut bacteria. Its essential to follow the prescribed regimen and attend regular check-ups.

Question 3

I'm having a really hard time breathing normally. I used to smoke regularly, but I've quit that habit recently. Now, when I breathe, it feels like the muscles on the left side of my chest are stretching, and I can't seem to breathe properly. I've als...

Accepted Answer

stop smoking take pantop 40mg

Question 4

I've got this chest X-ray and I'm really curious about what it shows. Is there something wrong, and should I be worried about anything serious?

Accepted Answer

Pulmonologist opinion is advised to the patient.

Question 5

I'm really worried about continuing breastfeeding after being diagnosed with TB in my lymph node biopsy. I'm currently taking Aukrit 4. Is it safe for me to keep breastfeeding, or should I consider stopping for my baby's safety? Would love to hear yo...

Accepted Answer

yes you can breastfeed your child

Question 6

I just got my chest x-ray results, and they're saying there's opacity in the L hilum. Is this something serious? Should I be worried? How long does it usually take to treat something like this, and what could cause it?

Accepted Answer

can be cured

I'm a bit concerned after receiving my X-ray results, which mention something about bronchovascular bronchitis. Could you explain what that means? Also, what precautions should I be taking?

I'm a bit concerned after receiving my X-ray results, which mention something about bronchovascular bronchitis. Could you explain what that means? Also, what precautions should I be taking?

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My dad, who's 60, has been prescribed Azee 500 three times a week on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for his COPD, along with some other inhalers. I think Azee 500 is an antibiotic, but I'm worried if it's alright to take an antibiotic for as long as 3...

I'm having a really hard time breathing normally. I used to smoke regularly, but I've quit that habit recently. Now, when I breathe, it feels like the muscles on the left side of my chest are stretching, and I can't seem to breathe properly. I've als...

I've got this chest X-ray and I'm really curious about what it shows. Is there something wrong, and should I be worried about anything serious?

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I just got my chest x-ray results, and they're saying there's opacity in the L hilum. Is this something serious? Should I be worried? How long does it usually take to treat something like this, and what could cause it?

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