Coughing Up Wheezing Is What Disease?
Parasitical Worms.com I have been coughing for nearly 2 months now, sometimes coughing up a little blood in the phlegm, after coughing, I have a feeling of difficulty breathing and wheezing. I have had negative TB tests and antibiotic treatment for pneumonia for over a month now. I have chest pain now and sometimes cough up blood.
Last week I went to Saigon for a test and the Strongyloides Stercoralis test was positive
Dear Uncle Duy
Thank you for having the question sent to the Saigon Parasitic Specialist Clinic and we would like to answer you as follows: the results indicate that you have a specific infection with Strongyloidiasis, when the larvae develop into the lungs causing you coughing up blood and difficulty breathing, tightness in the chest. Your case should go to the clinic for early treatment and to prevent dangerous complications caused by strongyloidiasis.
. Treatment for Strongyloidiasis is not hospitalized, so he can return home during the day. Strongyloidiasis should be tested every 6 months or 1 year.Wish you good health and happiness.
BS. Dang Thi Nga
SAI GON KST SPECIALIST SURVICE
SPECIALIST IN PREVENTION AND SPRING
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