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65 Years Old, Had Heart Attack. Diagnosed With Tuberculosis And Fluid In Lung. No Improvement. Advice?
hi, my father is 65 years of age and had heart attack three years back, currently he is detected for primary level of tuberoculosis along with one lung filledup with fluid, the HB is 7.6, blood sugar level is 223, BP is 160-190. going under allopathy mediacation with no improvement getting pale, not ffeling to have food pl suggest
Tue, 10 Sep 2013
Dear sir/Madam
Thanks for your query.
There are many possibilities in your case.
1. A fluid in lung can occur due to heart failure, low hemoglobin or TB in this case.
2. All these 3 pathologies can cause loss generalized well being, pallor and listlessness.
3. His blood sugar control is also not good.
4. I would recommend you to consult a good internist and a cardiologist.
Hope that helps.
Sincerely
Sukhvinder
Thanks for your query.
There are many possibilities in your case.
1. A fluid in lung can occur due to heart failure, low hemoglobin or TB in this case.
2. All these 3 pathologies can cause loss generalized well being, pallor and listlessness.
3. His blood sugar control is also not good.
4. I would recommend you to consult a good internist and a cardiologist.
Hope that helps.
Sincerely
Sukhvinder
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