Question 1

I'm really worried about whether my breathing issues are related to allergies. How can I tell if my breathing problems are actually because of an allergy without doing a test?

Accepted Answer

breathless when exposure to dust

Question 2

Is it okay for my treatment to stop Ethambutol after just two months even though my chest X-ray is better and my doctor said to keep taking Isoniazid, Rifampicin, and Pyrazinamide? I mean, I didn't have positive sputum results or a Mantoux test, but ...

Accepted Answer

yes it is normal, there might be some side effect related to ethambutol

Question 3

I'm really worried about my mom. She's been getting short of breath when she climbs stairs or does chores around the house. She doesn't have diabetes and isn't overweight. She used to go for walks all the time, but she stopped since she's taking care...

Accepted Answer

do chest x ray and 2D echo

Question 4

I often notice that I have mucus after I eat, even if I dont have a cold. It seems to happen with any food, especially spicy ones. Can you explain why this might be happening? Do you have any suggestions for home remedies I could try?

Accepted Answer

Sputum for AFB ,microscopy and complete blood count is advised to the patient. Also steam inhalation and warm saline gargles is advised to the patient.

Question 5

I'm really concerned and was wondering how much oxygen someone with a positive COVID-19 diagnosis typically needs? Can you explain the process and what signs to watch for when oxygen might be necessary? Appreciate any insights you can share.

Accepted Answer

it depends on saturation of that patient

Question 6

I've been dealing with this green cough and cold for the past week, and now I'm starting to feel breathless. Last night, I took a MontekLC tablet based on what worked for me before, but I'm still feeling really weak and it feels like I've got a heavy...

Accepted Answer

it might be sinuisitis, start steam inhalation

I'm really worried about whether my breathing issues are related to allergies. How can I tell if my breathing problems are actually because of an allergy without doing a test?

I'm really worried about whether my breathing issues are related to allergies. How can I tell if my breathing problems are actually because of an allergy without doing a test?

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Is it okay for my treatment to stop Ethambutol after just two months even though my chest X-ray is better and my doctor said to keep taking Isoniazid, Rifampicin, and Pyrazinamide? I mean, I didn't have positive sputum results or a Mantoux test, but ...

I'm really worried about my mom. She's been getting short of breath when she climbs stairs or does chores around the house. She doesn't have diabetes and isn't overweight. She used to go for walks all the time, but she stopped since she's taking care...

I often notice that I have mucus after I eat, even if I dont have a cold. It seems to happen with any food, especially spicy ones. Can you explain why this might be happening? Do you have any suggestions for home remedies I could try?

I'm really concerned and was wondering how much oxygen someone with a positive COVID-19 diagnosis typically needs? Can you explain the process and what signs to watch for when oxygen might be necessary? Appreciate any insights you can share.

I've been dealing with this green cough and cold for the past week, and now I'm starting to feel breathless. Last night, I took a MontekLC tablet based on what worked for me before, but I'm still feeling really weak and it feels like I've got a heavy...

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