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Pleurisy-Name of the deciase.
On 04 Feb 2018, my husband ate pat bhaji, egg pay, gol gappa, Maggie, Coffee & Tea.
On 04 Feb 2018 night around he feel gastric issue. After some time he feel sever pain in back & chest.
Than I admitted my husband at 3 am on 05 Feb 2018 in the hospital.
Doctor gave him medicine related to gastric issue.
On 05th Morning he do ECG, All blood tests & x-ray.
On 05th night he told that all reports are normal and only there is some infection in lungs which he calls pleurisy.
He gave some anti biotics in form of injections and today at 2 pm we relieved from hospital.
I wrote all the medicines which he prescribed in medician option.
I wanted to know that is treatment OK.
& also that what should I gave may husband in Food & drinks.
And any helpful advice to recover soon.
Thanks & Regards.
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Dr. Eshan Gupta
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11 yrs exp
Agra
Yes . treatment is gud ..for 4-5days u should give him light food like daliya ,khichadi..daal with roti ..etc..don't be panic nothing like serious
Next Steps
as u told all these food items mostly cause of gastritis.and road side food is not good .
Health Tips
take healthy diet .avoid junk food
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