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Why Am I Having Breathing Problems Even After Removing Water From Lungs ?

There was water in my lung. it is been removed now. it was stroy of 2007. Later i felt better after medicine having six months course. But, now a days i am feeling problem while breething specially when when i drinks cold curd (dahi), cold water any refrigetor s items. So, i am little bit worried. Kinldy give some advices.
Fri, 6 Jan 2012
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Hi, Welcome To HealthcareMagic

The water in your lungs that was removed, is not exactly inside the lung, but in a cavity outside the lung called plural cavity, and the condition is called pleural effusion. You probably were prescribed anti tubercular treatment which is the most common cause of pleural effusion in India. Right now, I presume that you are only anxious. However, do consult a physician if you have breathlessness or prolonged cough.
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Why Am I Having Breathing Problems Even After Removing Water From Lungs ?

Hi, Welcome To HealthcareMagic The water in your lungs that was removed, is not exactly inside the lung, but in a cavity outside the lung called plural cavity, and the condition is called pleural effusion. You probably were prescribed anti tubercular treatment which is the most common cause of pleural effusion in India. Right now, I presume that you are only anxious. However, do consult a physician if you have breathlessness or prolonged cough.