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zasperella
zasperella

hiya me again sorry to post again but I am at a loss and so is my gp so just looking for anyone with similar experiences or advice thanks long post

last September i started off with tonsolitis and a chest infection and a fever was on steriods and antibiotics it didn't clear up started being dizzy ear and neck pain burning hot face i have had 14 lots of antibiotics and 10 courses of steriods since last September i have a chest xray which was clear but my chest is wheezy n crackly i have had a temp of between 37.6 38.4 since last September its never dropped i have had constant ear n neck pain left tonsil is distorted i have spells of dizzyness and shaking my hips and groin have started to ache my stomach as started to bloat at random times throughout the day and i am constantly weeing but no pain or infection my and is 16.7 my red cell count is high and my cea levels are 7 i have been to ent they said i have inflamation back of my nose and throat box heamotolagy want my doctor to do bloodtests every 6 monthbut my gp is adamant something else is going on and wants a second opinion anyone been in this situation sick of being ill now i have also been extremely tired since last September thanks

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  • yan50450
    yan50450 zasperella

    Posted

    what does it mean when you say your chest is crackly?

    • zasperella
      zasperella yan50450

      Posted

      when he listens to my chest he said it sounds wheezy n crackly like with a chest infection and he can hear noises in my chest like my airways are swollen or something but the xray is clear

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