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Chest X ray to diagnose Pneumonia
Physician suspects pneumonia or some other chest related disease. He prescribed me antibiotics from today and asked to get a chest Xray done. My doubt is that if I start antibiotics from today but go for chest Xray day after tomorrow (Wednesday), can pneumonia still get detected ?
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Yes it will See antibiotics will prevent further damage but that which had already happened will tay time to resolve .so it's ok if u start ur antibiotic today n get an x ray done day after tomorrow
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Would like to discuss in details. Kindly consult.
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Pneumonia takes atleast 1-2 weeks to resolve , And x rays changes can persist even more
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Yes if it's there it wil
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Follow ur treating doctor without any query
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Yes it will get detected
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