Question 1

I'm three months into my pulmonary tuberculosis treatment and my sputum test came back negative. But here's the thing, there's still no improvement in the radiological scans. Should I be worried about this? What could be going on?

Accepted Answer

Continue ATT for another 3 months duration.

Question 2

I'm wondering if allergic bronchitis is something that will last for my whole life. Are there certain lifestyle changes I should consider? And is there a specific diet that might help manage it? I'm really curious to know more.

Accepted Answer

Seroflo rotahaler sos for breathing difficulty is advised to the patient.Patient is advised adequate rest,hydration,face mask,hand hygiene,practice regular hand washing,eat a balanced diet,smoking cessation and stay upto date on flu and pneumonia vaccinations.

Question 3

My grandfather is in the ICU right now and I'm really worried because the display is showing he has low oxygen supply. Can a doctor explain what's happening and what this might mean for his condition?

Accepted Answer

Low oxygen supply in a critical condition like ICU can be concerning. It is important to address this issue promptly. One common medication used to increase oxygen supply is **Oxygen Therapy**. This involves administering oxygen through a mask or nasal prongs at a specific flow rate prescribed by the healthcare provider. The dosage and duration of oxygen therapy will be determined by the medical team based on your grandfather's condition. It is crucial to follow their instructions closely to ensure optimal oxygen delivery to his body tissues.

I've been struggling with my asthma for five years now. I've seen a pulmonologist in Nellore, Andhra Pradesh, and have been using Odimont AL and an Asthaline inhaler, but nothing seems to work. Can someone suggest any good asthma specialists in Chennai?

See a specialist for accurate diagnosis and targeted treatment.

More Pulmonology/ Respiratory Medicine Health Queries

I'm three months into my pulmonary tuberculosis treatment and my sputum test came back negative. But here's the thing, there's still no improvement in the radiological scans. Should I be worried about this? What could be going on?

I'm wondering if allergic bronchitis is something that will last for my whole life. Are there certain lifestyle changes I should consider? And is there a specific diet that might help manage it? I'm really curious to know more.

My grandfather is in the ICU right now and I'm really worried because the display is showing he has low oxygen supply. Can a doctor explain what's happening and what this might mean for his condition?

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