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Other Respiratory Disorders

Do you have a respiratory disease that isn’t listed under any of the other forums? Are you not quite sure what respiratory disease you are dealing with? This is the right place for you to ask questions, look for information, or share advice and experiences.

X-RAY RESULTS: Pneumonic consolidation in the lingula. Pleural effusion versus thickening,left

Hazy densities with air-bronchograms bare seen in the lingula. Heart not enlarged. Right diaphragm and sulcus are intact. The left sulcus is obliterated. The visualized bones are unremarkable.. What does it mean? It is hard to determine that even my physician can't figure out this disease and I am...

by User avatar Andrei Uy356262

Veteran with chronic cough turned away after chest x-ray was clear

I am hoping you can help recommend as to what kind of specialist and / or tests / suspect diseases to help us take matters into our own hands: I am assisting a United States veteran with 20 years of service combined in the Marine Corps and currently active duty Army who immediately...

by User avatar Helping a Veteran Friend

Lung and back pain, I'm currently on antibiotics

For for three weeks I've been experiencing pains in my lungs and the pain in my back as if it was a back freeze the pain in my lungs is a sharp pain that moves all over my lungs as if I had gas or someone symptoms of heartburn it cost me to have problems breathing anxiety when I sleep I have to set...

by User avatar Mundo

When i take deep breath i cough.. when i breath normally i'm fine?

When i take deep breath i cough.. 1 deep breath 1 time i cough... and when i breath normally i feel absolutly fine.. Cough is dry.. i never had any resp. Problem. This is happening since 2 days.. And since 1 week i m going to gym.. Is it because of heavy cardio that i may have started to...

by User avatar Zara syeda355403

xray result: fibrohazed and tiny nodular densities on the right upper lobe likely koch's in etiology

Answered by a doctor

first scenario fibrohazed and tiny nodular densities on the right upper lobe likely koch's in etiology   second scenario suspicious tiny nodular density in the left upper lobe below posterior rib. apicolordotic view is suggested

by User avatar Guest

Having a Really Hard Time Breathing Normally, I have had asthma

Answered by a doctor

Hi, I'm 14 years old, and have had asthma since I was 6. Since the past week or so, I have been having a really hard time breathing normally. It's very hard to breath normally because I always feel like I have to take a deep breath, but when I do, the urge comes back again. I don't believe this is...

by User avatar Guest1

Suspicious densities left upper lung, results were always normal, this is the first time I got this

I have an CHEST PA x-ray last jan 3, 2017 .my result is -Suspicious densities are seen on the left upper lung. -Heart is not enlarged. Diaphragm,sulci and visualized osseous structures are intact . Conclusion: SUSPICIOUS DENSITIES,LEFT UPPER LUNG      ...

by User avatar Rhian

roentgenologic report: linear opacity seen in the left lower lobe

what does this means: findings: suspicious opacities in the left upper lobe                linear opacity seen in the left lower lobe                heart and the rest of the chest structures are unremarkable...

by User avatar roma

spot film upper right lungs and lordotic view

I want to ask the result of my medical was "spot film upper right lungs and lordotic view". I was so afraid about it, it will hindrance me to land a job overseas. i need further explanation on it. can you help me on these particular? thanks

by User avatar bella2691

Does this mean that the patient still have something serious in her lungs?

May I know what is the meaning of this; CHEST PA: Suspicious density seen in the right upper lobe. Heart is not enlarged. Diaphragm and bony thorax are unremarkable. IMPRESSION: Suggest Apicolordotic View for further evaluation. QUESTION: Does this mean that the patient still...

by User avatar Guest