Is eating jamun in any way related to breathing problem?
Patient's Query
Hi doctor,
I have been experiencing breathing problem for the past one week. Whenever I am trying to take long breathe, I am not able to push air completely inside through nose or mouth. After consecutive try, full breathe happens. There is no sign of a cough or pneumonia. Also, I do not have a cold. Is it due to stress or anything wrong with my heart or lungs? Does it require any health checkup or consultation with doctor? A few days back, I ate jamun. Does it have any relation with this breathing problem? Earlier, I was obese and I have reduced 22 to 26 lbs weight now. I faced some breathing problem earlier. After reducing weight, I was absolutely fine. What could be the reason for my breathlessness?
Hi,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
- No, it is not related to eating Jamun. It is also not due to stress.
- It could be due to lung pathology or sinus involvement. Secretions from the sinus may be blocking airflow or it could be directly due to lung involvement.
- It can also happen if there is hyperplasia or growth of adenoids in the oral cavity. Please get your oral cavity examined by an ENT specialist (ear, nose, and throat).
- You may need to carry out a chest X-ray. Further treatment will depend on the cause.
Patient's Query
Thank you doctor,
Kindly advice what are the tests I have to undergo for this health issue.
Hi,
Welcome back to icliniq.com.
- First, meet an ENT specialist and have your oral cavity and nose examined.
- You may need to carry out a face X-ray for sinus involvement and a chest X-ray for the lung. You may also need to carry out a pulmonary function test to check the status of your lungs.
Same symptoms don't mean you have the same problem. Consult a doctor now!
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