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Breathlessness,tightness in chest,fatigu
Suffering from wheezing from the last 25 Years,initially managed by Asthalin inhaler,now with Foracart 400 rotacaps,no oral medicines. For the last fortnight feeling chest tightness,breathlessness&fatigue. Diagnosed with mild BP,Type2 Diabetes 15 Years back. For B P Teleact AM 40 is being taken in the night,for Diabetes Amaryl 1 mg 1/2 tablet in morning& night being taken.Diabetes under control. I want to know above conditions probably due to 1.wheezing or COPD? 2.High BP? 3.CAD? 4.Diabetes?
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Kindly do lung function test , to assess your lung capacities , then to decide whether to step up your asthma treatment will be based on your reports
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Your history is suggestive of bronchial asthma. Uncontrolled bronchial asthma for a long duration can again lead to high blood pressure and diabetes. As you are experiencing increased breathlessness, chest tightness and fatigue it is probably due to exacerbation of your asthma. In such condition just inhaler therapy wont be very effective. You need to consult a pulmonologist at the earliest and get the exacerbation settled with short term nebulizations and systemic steroid therapy. As you have associated diabetes and hypertension, you will have increased risk of respiratory infections. Kindly get vaccinated with pneumococcal and influenza vaccine once your exacerbation is settled. It reduces the risk of future exacerbations. Hope you find this information helpful.
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Hi . I understand your concern s. You will need to undergo a detailed examination and investigation. Consult a pulmonologist for the same at the earliest
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