Question 1

What does "small peripheral fibrotic in the right middle lobe" mean on a lung CT scan if everything else seems normal? Should I be worried about it? Can you explain what it might indicate or any further action I should consider?

Accepted Answer

Probable diagnosis is idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis .Oxygen therapy,smoking cessation, tab perfenidone 100 mg twice daily ,orally is advised to the patient. Terminally ill patients may require lung transplant.

Question 2

Can pneumonia cause an infection in the lungs that could lead to heart failure? If that's the case, is it possible to effectively treat it if someone is admitted to the hospital?

Accepted Answer

no it will not cause heart failure

Question 3

I've been dealing with this really low-pitched wheezing and a persistent cough for a few months now and just got a chest X-ray. What kind of tests would you suggest to really pinpoint if there's a lung issue going on?

Accepted Answer

Also patient is advised sputum for AFB ,microscopy and ecg is advised.

Question 4

I'm worried about this lung nodule they found in my recent scan. If it's related to a tuberculosis infection or cancer, how much would it typically grow in just one month? And what does it mean if the nodule's size stays the same or even gets smaller...

Accepted Answer

it is good if it is reducing its size, monitor the size

Question 5

I'm really worried because I've been dealing with a cough, fever, and breathing problems for the past three months. I've been to the hospital and they said it's pneumonia, but even with the medication, I don't feel any better. Can you tell me what th...

Accepted Answer

we need to know the severity of pneumonia and then start treatment

Question 6

I'm a 28-year-old woman and I've just found out that I'm pregnant. I've been using a Levolin inhaler for my asthma, and I'm feeling a bit concerned. Can I keep using this inhaler during my pregnancy, or should I look into other treatment options?

Accepted Answer

Congratulations on your pregnancy! While Levolin (salbutamol) is generally considered safe during pregnancy, it's important to consult your doctor to assess your specific needs. They may recommend adjusting your medication or dosage based on your asthma control and pregnancy status.

What does "small peripheral fibrotic in the right middle lobe" mean on a lung CT scan if everything else seems normal? Should I be worried about it? Can you explain what it might indicate or any further action I should consider?

What does "small peripheral fibrotic in the right middle lobe" mean on a lung CT scan if everything else seems normal? Should I be worried about it? Can you explain what it might indicate or any further action I should consider?

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Can pneumonia cause an infection in the lungs that could lead to heart failure? If that's the case, is it possible to effectively treat it if someone is admitted to the hospital?

I've been dealing with this really low-pitched wheezing and a persistent cough for a few months now and just got a chest X-ray. What kind of tests would you suggest to really pinpoint if there's a lung issue going on?

I'm worried about this lung nodule they found in my recent scan. If it's related to a tuberculosis infection or cancer, how much would it typically grow in just one month? And what does it mean if the nodule's size stays the same or even gets smaller...

I'm really worried because I've been dealing with a cough, fever, and breathing problems for the past three months. I've been to the hospital and they said it's pneumonia, but even with the medication, I don't feel any better. Can you tell me what th...

I'm a 28-year-old woman and I've just found out that I'm pregnant. I've been using a Levolin inhaler for my asthma, and I'm feeling a bit concerned. Can I keep using this inhaler during my pregnancy, or should I look into other treatment options?

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