hello there,kindly get scaling(teeth cleaning) done by a dentist.After cleaning,the dentist will show you correct way of brushing your teeth.Hope you are brushing your teeth twice daily. ...
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As you told me that you have sounds in your chest,you need better attention than the drugs given to you(the four drugs you mentioned me). You should have been prescribed with an bronchodialator by your dotor which is missing in your prescription.
Not remembering dreams is basically fine with most people and that is not a problem(that means that you had a sound sleep). What you told me that you stopped breathing in middle of night this is known as paroxsysmal nocturnal dyspnea and is usual ...
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Yes you can stop seroflo,but you will be needed to be changed by seroflo with some other inhaler which does not irritate your throat(that can be first option),although if you are taking seroflo directly even then throat pain pain or infection can be caused you may use a spacer to take seroflo if you are not using spacer even that may reduce chances of throat infection(this is the second option).
Otherwise you can't leave your inhaler just for throat infection,breathing problem is more troub ...
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Dear patrice, it is unlikely to be a cardiac pain. You didn't mention the site of pain. However, It may be a mechanical chest pain which will resolve with NSAID and muscle relaxant. Another probability is just a stomach pain. Take an anti ulcerant. Thanks. ...
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Yes,you should go for echocardiography and consult cardiologist. ...
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Dear SV, What needs to be considered is if your daughter has had any allergies or asthma in the past. We refer to them as hyper-responsive or atopic, wherein, these children are prone to develop an allergic reaction especially to pollution or smoke. Diwali is a season of high pollution and I would recommend using an antihistamine like cetirizine (appropriate dose for age), along with a a teasppon of honey (honey is a known and scientifically proven remedy for irritative cough). If it does not co ...
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Prabha, drop in to Fortis Hospital, Rajajinagar, Bangalore when you are in India so that I may examine you and help you out. Alternatively you could drop in to my clinic- Healthcare@Basaveshwaranagar where I consult in the evenings ...
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It can be anything, ranging for upper respiratory tract infection,allergy, asthma to other disorders. Try getting him checked from a pulmonologist as asthma in this age can anticipate like that. ...
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