Question 1

I've been dealing with this persistent cough for over a month now, ever since I recovered from COVID. It's really tough because it keeps getting worse at night. Last year around the same time, I had a similar issue where I coughed for more than two months. When I got an X-ray, the doctor said it was allergic bronchitis. The meds didn't help back then, but homeopathic treatments from Ayush did the trick. I'm really at a loss now though. Do you think I should get some tests done to figure out what's going on, or could you suggest any medicines that might help?

Accepted Answer

start tablet mucinac for 5 days twice a day

Question 2

I've been dealing with asthma and currently, Im using inhaled corticosteroids for it. I dont have any other health issues going on, so I'm wondering if it's safe for me to get the Covishield vaccine. Is there anything I should be worried about with t...

Accepted Answer

no donot take it

Question 3

I'm feeling pretty anxious about some symptoms I've been having. I've got a stuffy nose, some pain in my nose, and my throat's been really irritated. I'm really worried about whether this could be COVID, or if it's just the common flu or allergies. H...

Accepted Answer

yes it can signs of covid or allergy. there are tests to detect covid

Question 4

So my dad had a normal eosinophil count back in July but then he got a fever and a dry cough. We used medicines and everything seemed normal afterward. But then a month later, he got a fever and cough again, and when we did a CBP test, it showed rais...

Accepted Answer

Patient is advised to continue same treatment.

Question 5

I'm experiencing a bit of a strange sensationwhenever I cough, I feel a slight pain in my chest bone. It's not with every cough, just sometimes. I don't have any allergies and I don't smoke or drink, so I'm really puzzled about what's causing this. C...

Accepted Answer

it might due to muscle streching during coughing

Question 6

I'm curious about something in a recent X-ray report. It mentions that my trachea is in the midline. Is this a normal finding, or should I be concerned about it? Would love to get your insights!

Accepted Answer

A midline trachea, as indicated by your X-ray report, is generally considered normal, as the trachea typically runs vertically through the thorax, slightly to the right of the midline, but a perfectly midline trachea can also be a normal anatomical variation.

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