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Suggest Treatment For Fatigue, Cough And Vomiting

Hi I have been fatigued/exhaust this past week w normal sleep, developEd cough wens , which has been getting worse lots of mucus cough sounding as if I m throwing up. Fever Fri and Sat w sweats yesterday. Not really wanting food or drink consuming small amounts last 3-4 days. Coughing is hard and cause chest to hurt more than usual... diagnosed w asthma and it is not that and am unsure what to do
Tue, 13 Sep 2016
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Hi welcome to health care magic....

According to history you should consult pulmonologist for following work up.....
-Blood pressure measurement
-Auscultation
-Chest x ray (might reveal consolidation and pneumonia can be there)
-Spirometry to rule out asthma or COPD like condition..
-CBC to look for eosinophilia or neutrophilia

With above investigation your diagnosis Will be clear...

So if bronchoconstriction there than you will be given short term steroid or bronchodilator nebulization along with maintainance Allegra M...

For chest infection like pneumonia suitable antibiotic given....

Take care...

Hope this will help...
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Suggest Treatment For Fatigue, Cough And Vomiting

Hi welcome to health care magic.... According to history you should consult pulmonologist for following work up..... -Blood pressure measurement -Auscultation -Chest x ray (might reveal consolidation and pneumonia can be there) -Spirometry to rule out asthma or COPD like condition.. -CBC to look for eosinophilia or neutrophilia With above investigation your diagnosis Will be clear... So if bronchoconstriction there than you will be given short term steroid or bronchodilator nebulization along with maintainance Allegra M... For chest infection like pneumonia suitable antibiotic given.... Take care... Hope this will help...