Should Ultram Be Taken To Treat Acute Asthma With Coughing?
Hi i have ashtma and my doctor gave me oxycodone when i broke a rib coughing i took it for 2 months and had sweats chills vomiting and so sick i felt i would die and liver pains they put me though 6 ct scans a gal bladder check and still kept me on this med. i have not took it for a week now i am stll so sick. now she gave me ultram, but i am scared to take it.
Hi, Your main problem is coughing which is here causing your rib pain. But instead of just giving ultram- tramadol an analgesic drug,you should be treated thoroughly for the underlying cause. As you have already asthma and must be taking treatment for that.Cough could be due to acute bronchitis, allergic bronchitis or upper respiratory infection etc. You may undergo routine blood investigation with sputum tests and X- ray chest to rule out any other pathology of lung. You will require full course of antibiotics (quinolones or cephalosporins) with antiinflammatory and antiallergic (antihistamines or steroids) with supportive treatment. Consult pulmonologist for further advise.
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Should Ultram Be Taken To Treat Acute Asthma With Coughing?
Hi, Your main problem is coughing which is here causing your rib pain. But instead of just giving ultram- tramadol an analgesic drug,you should be treated thoroughly for the underlying cause. As you have already asthma and must be taking treatment for that.Cough could be due to acute bronchitis, allergic bronchitis or upper respiratory infection etc. You may undergo routine blood investigation with sputum tests and X- ray chest to rule out any other pathology of lung. You will require full course of antibiotics (quinolones or cephalosporins) with antiinflammatory and antiallergic (antihistamines or steroids) with supportive treatment. Consult pulmonologist for further advise.