Pain In Ribs In Left Side Moving Into Breast And Side, Persistent Cough With Green Phlegm, Sore Throat, Pain In Hips And Legs. Suggest
I have had a pain in my left hand ribs and feel like it moves into the breast as wel and onto my sidel. I persistantly cough and sometimes i spew out green phlegm. my throat is sore in the mornings and i have pains on both sides of my hips on an outer spot that causes pains into my legs. sometimes it feels like a get this tingly feeling down my left are almost like pins and needles and that is more when there is the pain in the chest.
It is very important to get the throat and lung affections appropriately. I think observing the throat very well and getting a chest X ray done could give us a good idea about the extent of the infection of the lungs. Depending on the extent of the lesions, a specific choice of anti biotics can be chosen. If you have been coughing for more than three weeks or have lived by someone also coughing, it shall be prudent enough to carefully exclude pulmonary tuberculosis by doing a sputum examination too.
I suggest you consult your doctor to examined, get a sample for your sputum taken and a chest X ray done. These are the basis of a good diagnosis and treatment. Thanks and hope this helps as I wish you good health. Kind regards.
Bain LE, MD.
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Pain In Ribs In Left Side Moving Into Breast And Side, Persistent Cough With Green Phlegm, Sore Throat, Pain In Hips And Legs. Suggest
Hi and thanks for the query, It is very important to get the throat and lung affections appropriately. I think observing the throat very well and getting a chest X ray done could give us a good idea about the extent of the infection of the lungs. Depending on the extent of the lesions, a specific choice of anti biotics can be chosen. If you have been coughing for more than three weeks or have lived by someone also coughing, it shall be prudent enough to carefully exclude pulmonary tuberculosis by doing a sputum examination too. I suggest you consult your doctor to examined, get a sample for your sputum taken and a chest X ray done. These are the basis of a good diagnosis and treatment. Thanks and hope this helps as I wish you good health. Kind regards. Bain LE, MD.