10 Best Pleurisy doctors in Mahipalpur

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Dr. Vivek Nangia

Pulmonologist

31 years of experience

Max Smart Superspeciality Hospital Saket, Delhi + 2 more

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Dr. Navin Dalal

Pulmonologist

18 years of experience

Max Smart Superspeciality Hospital Saket, Delhi + 1 more

Next available - Wednesday

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Dr. Rs Chatterji

Pulmonologist

45 years of experience

Arcus Superspeciality Medicentre Dwarka, Delhi + 1 more

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Dr. Ashok Rajput

General Physician

48 years of experience

Ck Birla Hospital Punjabi Bagh, Delhi + 2 more

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Questions & Answers on "Pleurisy" (404)

Hello I’m a 19 year old male that’s been spitting up blood with no cough or chest pain or difficulty breathing. It’s not a large amount of blood and doesn’t happen 24/7 / I used to vape / smoke weed but have stopped when I noticed this was happening. It’s been happening for about the last week and a half and have noticed the blood slowly increasing any thoughts on what this could be ??

Male | 19

Blood sputum would be an alarming sign that should not be ignored. You used to vape and smoke weed and this is a vital point here. It can be that smoking is the cause of irritation in your lungs. This might lead to small bleeds in your throat. You have stopped smoking and that is a good thing. But for your safety, get a thorough physical examination by a pulmonologist as soon as possible.

Answered on 18th Oct '24

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Breathing problem not able to eat food feel uncomfortable

Female | 63

You might have asthma, a medical problem where breathing is difficult and eating becomes hard. Typical symptoms of the illness are an inability to breathe normally and the chest feeling tight. Asthma, a chronic respiratory illness, can be aggravated by allergies to house dust or animal hair. Medication issued by the doctor, avoiding triggers, and taking smaller meals can be the ways to cope with this. It is essential to take advice from a pulmonologist for the appropriate treatment.

Answered on 10th Oct '24

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Sir, my ESR is 64 or there is infection in the right region in the x-ray, do I have TB? And I am on antibiotics (IV Fluid) but the infection has still not gone down, so what should I do next?

Female | 23

You expressed worry about tuberculosis. TB affects blood test results like ESR, causing high readings. It creates infections visible on X-rays too. However, these signs are not exclusive to TB. Various infections or diseases produce similar effects. The antibiotics not clearing the infection is concerning. It suggests the need for different medication or further tests. Finding the root cause is vital.

Answered on 23rd July '24

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