Question 1

I've had pulmonary bronchitis in the past and got treated for it recently. It's been about two weeks since I also caught COVID, and while mostly everything's fine, I've noticed that some foods are making my phlegm worse. I'm wondering if this is something I should be concerned about or if I need to check in with a doctor. What do you think?

Accepted Answer

no ned , take tablet mucinac for 5 days

Question 2

I've been struggling with breathing issues for the past couple of months and my doctor mentioned it's due to allergies from things like apple, banana, milk, and even coconut. He prescribed me something called a histoglob injection, with a schedule of...

Accepted Answer

No need to worry,you are receiving right treatment follow your doctor advice and avoid triggering factors also consume healthy food

Question 3

I've been dealing with this annoying dry cough, allergy symptoms, and asthma. I'm wondering if it's okay to take doxycycline with lactic acid bacillus capsules and also those levocetirizine montelukast tablets? Would they help with what I'm going through?

Accepted Answer

Levocetirizine + Montelukast (Anti-Allergy Combination)

Question 4

I've recently had an MRI and a sleep study, and my doctor started me on Leverage 500. They also mentioned using APAP or BiPAP if needed. I'm a bit confused about when I should actually start using APAP or if I should switch to BiPAP. How do I know wh...

Accepted Answer

yes need to continue it

Question 5

My son has been diagnosed with the early stages of pneumonia and asthma. We've been told to use Asthalene and Budocret inhalers for him. Is it safe for a 4-year-old to use these inhalers? How long do you think he'll need to use them for his condition...

Accepted Answer

use sos

Question 6

I'm really worried about my health. I've been taking my TB meds for six months now, but my latest X-ray still shows that I have tuberculosis. What should I do next? Is this normal, or should I be concerned?

Accepted Answer

If your X-ray still shows signs of tuberculosis after 6 months of treatment, we'll reassess your treatment plan. It may involve extending your medication course or switching to a different regimen. We'll work together to ensure the best approach to fully eliminate the infection.

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I've been struggling with breathing issues for the past couple of months and my doctor mentioned it's due to allergies from things like apple, banana, milk, and even coconut. He prescribed me something called a histoglob injection, with a schedule of...

I've been dealing with this annoying dry cough, allergy symptoms, and asthma. I'm wondering if it's okay to take doxycycline with lactic acid bacillus capsules and also those levocetirizine montelukast tablets? Would they help with what I'm going through?

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