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Had Fever And Painful Breathing. CT Scan Showed Patchy Infiltration In Lungs. What Is This Disease?

I had fever earlier then after few days of initial viral medicine i found pain during breathing then I again consulted doctors and from ct.scan thorox it was found patchy infiltration in both lungs and brancho vascular markiings congusted.What is this disease however initially I had no problem of respiratory system I just had fiver (103 F)? E mail address- YYYY@YYYY
Mon, 12 Nov 2012
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Hi friend,
Welcome to Health Care Magic

It could be Broncho-pneumonia / from the original viral infection or secondary bacterial infection.
You should check blood count, ESR and sputum
You may need a course of antibiotics for a week or so and reassessment after that.
If the infiltrations do not regress after a month, you will need extensive investigations.
A Pulmonologist is the best person under these circumstances.

Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
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Had Fever And Painful Breathing. CT Scan Showed Patchy Infiltration In Lungs. What Is This Disease?

Hi friend, Welcome to Health Care Magic It could be Broncho-pneumonia / from the original viral infection or secondary bacterial infection. You should check blood count, ESR and sputum You may need a course of antibiotics for a week or so and reassessment after that. If the infiltrations do not regress after a month, you will need extensive investigations. A Pulmonologist is the best person under these circumstances. Take care Wishing speedy recovery God bless Good luck