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Earlier Had Legionnaire's Pneumonia. Coughing Up Mucus, Dizziness, Breathlessness, Headache, Pain In Arms

Hi a couple of months ago I had legionnaire s pneumonia although I m better it has been a long process.recently I have noticed Ive been coughing up a lot of mucus it s not a cough I just now it s there so I have to force it out I ve been feeling very dizzy short of breath constant head aches very weak pain in my arms hands and wrists I m also starting to have palpitations could you please tell me a diagnosis for this I am 38 years old
Sun, 1 Sep 2013
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You could have developed Reactive Airway Disease following Legionnaire`s pneumonia, which is known to happen. You may need some broncho dilators in the form of inhalers and some other inflammatory drugs. But for this you have to consult a Chest Physician who can examine you and prescribe the necessary treatment.
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Earlier Had Legionnaire's Pneumonia. Coughing Up Mucus, Dizziness, Breathlessness, Headache, Pain In Arms

You could have developed Reactive Airway Disease following Legionnaire`s pneumonia, which is known to happen. You may need some broncho dilators in the form of inhalers and some other inflammatory drugs. But for this you have to consult a Chest Physician who can examine you and prescribe the necessary treatment.