In July, I was hospitalised. That day, went back to the hospital for my outpatient appointment. It was with a specialist in Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.
When I was hospitalised, the primary diagnosis was Acute Exacerbation of Asthma. After I was discharged, I went back to the hospital to do a couple of tests. The fact that I did not suffer from childhood asthma and there's no family history of that, my doctor feels it should not be the problem.
Sigh, even the specialist doesn't know what exactly is wrong with me. ╮(╯▽╰)╭
He thinks it is not Asthma, but rather, Bronchitis. Then, he gave me a ton of medication, as shown above. I have another appointment in mid December. ┐(─__─)┌
And when I was hospitalised, the doctor who was in charged of me told me that I had white spots and patches on my lungs as shown on the x-ray.Now, I finally know what that meant. It was lung collapse, and when I went for the outpatient appointment, it showed on the x-ray that I had recovered about 50%. Hopefully it'll be fully recovered by the next appointment.
Sigh, sigh, sigh! See how important health is. Those who have sinusitis or whose respiratory system is not that good, like me.. Listen to your mom and go treat it! Don't end up like me; it sure doesn't feel good falling ill and getting hospitalised. ):
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