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Turmeric steam on shortness of breathing
Is there any benifits of Turmeric steam on shortness of breathing ..as I am taking it since last 3/4 days..also taken chest xray but no abnormalities found and going through medication suggested by MD pulmologist from this practo app only. I dont have cold or fever or cough . Doc said that its mostly due to acidity and anxiety.but I have to take long breath every after 3/4 minutes ..I eat very less and does some walk at evening in parking lot due to lockdown. I have taken duolin and ease-breath nebulization but I stopped it and started doing turmeric steam.check attached xray report and tablet i am taking is RabletD and Ab-flo .last two dosage are remaining now
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Continue the medications as advised
Turmeric with milk acts as an anti inflammatory
Not sure of turmeric steam
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Dr. Vishal More
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15 yrs exp
Pune
Shortness of breath is subjective symptom.
Turmeric inhalation as per my opinion no use ...It may irritate your resp system.
If you are feeling better then continue.
Shortness of breath even after taking these medication still persists then kindly visit in person for clinical examination by a pulmonologist
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