Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome Questions

Aortic bicuspid is fairly common in normal people. You may need regular followup, but usually its asymptomatic. Why were you prescribed adderall? Did your doctor know about your conditions? If your doctor knew, its fairly safe.

It means there is some abnormalities in lungs it can be a pneumonia or abscess.
Consult a chest physician.

Use proper air filters and masque.
Grow more trees in your surroundings.
Do regular pranayama or exercise.
Avoid any bad habits.

You need to do exercise daily. Cardio exercises like walking, running, playing badminton or basket ball or any other sport, swimming, cycling etc.

You have only anxiety induced laboured breathing and you need to do meditation and breathing exercise along with meditation to feel normal. In case you have greater fear you can do a checkup by a cardiologist and convince your mind.

Hello and welcome to Lybrate. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. Nice to know you quit smoking. You have nothing extra to do than not to smoke again. Your body takes care of repairing itself. Physical exercise also helps.
I suggest telephonic counseling for you.
You can contact me for further advice and treatment options. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care.

It can be some subclinical infection when you do get general symptoms. So you are not aware of this and is diagnosed when tests are done for some other reasons.

dense hilum shows many possibilities bt exact what u suffer is tell after xray and ur problem feel acc to that.

may be it simply calcification or may be it is related to malignancy like cancer. this condition is serious or not not says by only this. better to consult properly.

It's aggravated by any kind of stress or anxiety, do regular yoga, deep breathing exercises, you need proper homoeopathic treatment to cure your problem, soo you can contact me through Lybrate in private consultation.

Dear Lybrate user, incomplete cure of chest infection may result in relapse of cough and other symptoms.
Your child needs a second opinion with a pediatrician.
Wishing your child speedy recovery.