Awaiting chest X-ray
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Is this a closed forum?
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Is this a closed forum?
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hypercat susan46141
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Hi no it's not. I have never seen anyones posts on the net though, it doesn't mean they aren't there.
This is why you should never put any private information ie email address, tel no etc. on the forum. x
ellen68007 susan46141
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No it's not. This forum is awesome! The help has been answered from personal experience. I an basically a newbie. Just ask your question and it will be answered
Ellen
Vee2 susan46141
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Good luck for your chest x-ray.
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susan46141 Vee2
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Had appointment for spirometry test nearly three weeks ago due to breathing, coughing and bringing up excess mucus. Nurse decided not to go ahead with test, as she said I was too chesty upon exhaling. Called in doctor to listen to my chest and decided I should have chest X-ray at hospital, also prescribed 5 days of steroids which made my breathing much better, but Wouldn't prescribe antibiotics as I didn't have temperature. I haven't actually been diagnosed with anything yet, and still awaiting chest X-ray results...nearly three weeks now, is this normal? I'm due for another spirometry test this week, but I doubt they'll do it as still chesty upon exhaling.
Vee2 susan46141
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susan46141 Vee2
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I was told by radiographer that results usually take a week to get back to G.P, and it's now three weeks since my X-ray. I'm due a spirometry test this Friday which will be carried out (hopefully) by the practise nurse, I guess I'll get my results then. My last appointment was cancelled due to her phoning in sick, lol!
my first spirometry test didn't go ahead as she heard me wheezing upon exhaling...called doctor in to her office to listen to my chest, and was told to go for chest X-ray. Also prescribed 5 day course of steroids. No antibiotics given as my temperature was normal.