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Asking for Mother, Female, 54 years old, Lahore

My mother is paealyzed since 2008 after hysterectomy.. it has effected her left side..she has been facing issue of phelgm since 3 years.. we went to chest specialist n he said she has asthmatic..treatment continued but no effects has been seen.. she has no problem in breathing... all the time yellow or green color phelgm passes from her throat which she spits all the time...please guide me about doctor and which doctor should be consulted for her treatment...thanks

Pulmonologist / Lung Specialist in Wah Cantt - Dr. Aziz Ul Qadir Awan

Dr. Aziz Ul Qadir Awan - Pulmonologist / Lung Specialist

MBBS, MCPS(Pulmonology), OJT (Internal Medicine), SCE Respiratory Medicine (UK) | Wah Cantt

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29 Positive Reviews

She might have developed bronchiectasis after repeated aspiration. need to get c/s of her sputum and give a prolonged course of antibiotics accordingly.
chest physiotherapy would help

Pulmonologist / Lung Specialist in Islamabad - Dr. Nihal Azhar

Dr. Nihal Azhar - Pulmonologist / Lung Specialist

MBBS, Diploma in Tuberculosis and Chest Diseases (DTCD), Clinical Research Certified Professional (CRCP), Introduction to the Principles and Practice of Clinical Research (IPPCR) | Islamabad

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3 Positive Reviews

The history given by you shows that sputum is trapped in her lungs and when it gets infected she gets yellow or green sputum.In the elderly patients pseudomonas aeurogonasa is common problem. In these patients symptoms of pneumonia are masked. Please do a sputum c/s examination. The result will come out in one week. Mean while you can start tablet ciproxin 500mg 2 times a day, mucolator sashes for liquify the mucous and chest physiotherapy which is very important in such patients

Pulmonologist / Lung Specialist in Lahore - Dr. Muhammad Hussain

Dr. Muhammad Hussain - Pulmonologist / Lung Specialist

MBBS, FCPS( Medicine), FCPS( Pulmonology), MACP | Lahore

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105 Positive Reviews

looks she has stroke and recurrent aspiration leading to bronchiectasis( dilated lung airways and excessive sputum production). she needs swallowing assessment, CT chest, sputum culture and aspiration precautions along chest physiotherapy

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During paralysis some patients get their lung damaged by stasis of secretions or by infection. Which can be one possibility for this person. You should visit some Pulmonologist with a Fresh Chest X Ray PA view

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