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doctor's report
May. 8th, 2007 03:40 pmBack from doc's. (there's nothing quite like being on hold for half an hour at 8:30 in the morning to get an appointment.)
New doc seems okay. Looks like her first thought is asthma, considering she kept mentioning it - that and my lung capacity/lung pressure, which should be 480 but is actually 580. Whatever that means. That and the bit when I started coughing at the end of it and she blinked and went 'is that sneezing?' and blinked a bit when I said that was the normal variation, not the deep barky or the wheeze. Should've told her that the sneeze sounds more like a shotgun's gone off. Have antibiotics for a week to see if that clears it up. Also offered inhaler. Lungs otherwise sound healthy. Options are asthma, chest infection or something like heartburn. (last one pretty much discounted due to the fact that it doesn't get any worse at night). Come back if it hasn't cleared up, after which we may look at chest x-rays.
Raising eyebrow at the asthma thing. I somehow think not.
New doc seems okay. Looks like her first thought is asthma, considering she kept mentioning it - that and my lung capacity/lung pressure, which should be 480 but is actually 580. Whatever that means. That and the bit when I started coughing at the end of it and she blinked and went 'is that sneezing?' and blinked a bit when I said that was the normal variation, not the deep barky or the wheeze. Should've told her that the sneeze sounds more like a shotgun's gone off. Have antibiotics for a week to see if that clears it up. Also offered inhaler. Lungs otherwise sound healthy. Options are asthma, chest infection or something like heartburn. (last one pretty much discounted due to the fact that it doesn't get any worse at night). Come back if it hasn't cleared up, after which we may look at chest x-rays.
Raising eyebrow at the asthma thing. I somehow think not.
