Question 1

I'm having trouble breathing when I'm lying on my back. It feels like the air gets stuck in my throat. But when I sit up and do some breathing exercises, things seem to get back to normal. This started around 8 to 10 days ago. I've also felt nauseous and had a tendency to vomit and I've been sweating for about 5 to 7 days. I don't have a fever, but I do cough continuously for about an hour or so. It got so bad that I went to the emergency room where they checked my blood pressure, breathing pulse, and body temperature. My BP was 15090. They gave me Razo, Montair, some cough syrup, and Betadine. But even after coming home, I'm still having trouble breathing when lying down and also have chest pain and a feeling of lethargy. Do you think this is serious? Can you suggest any home remedies? And when should I think about visiting the doctor again? The breathing issues are less serious than before, but I still have mild chest pain. Should I wait for about 12 days and see if it gets better before going back to the doctor?

Accepted Answer

do steam inhalation for 3-5 days atleast 5 times a day. if still symptoms persists visit a doctor

Question 2

I'm really struggling with a severe cough and congestion, especially at night. It's gotten to the point where I'm coughing so much that I can't sleep. I've heard that Azithromycin tablets might help with this, but I'm not sure. Is Azithromycin a good option for these symptoms, or should I be looking into something else?

Accepted Answer

Yes you can use it no problem

Question 3

I recently quit smoking and I'm really concerned about the tar that's built up in my lungs. I'm hoping to clean them out and go through some kind of lung detox. Can you tell me how I can do this effectively?

Accepted Answer

do regular breathing exercises

I'm having a really hard time sleeping because every time I close my eyes, I wake up almost right away feeling like I can't breathe. This mainly happens during the day when I try to nap. I've been going to bed really late, like after 2 a.m. Could that be causing it, or is something else going on?

anxiety or stress issue

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I recently quit smoking and I'm really concerned about the tar that's built up in my lungs. I'm hoping to clean them out and go through some kind of lung detox. Can you tell me how I can do this effectively?

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