Could my sudden shortness of breath be caused by anxiety, COVID-19, or a mild viral infection, and is my prescribed treatment of Antiflu 75, Prednisolone 20, Azithro 500, Vitamin C, Zincovit, and Aerocort puff appropriate given my history of anxiety, old tuberculosis lung scars, and normal heart and COVID-19 test results? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Could my sudden shortness of breath be caused by anxiety, COVID-19, or a mild viral infection, and is my prescribed treatment of Antiflu 75, Prednisolone 20, Azithro 500, Vitamin C, Zincovit, and Aerocort puff appropriate given my history of anxiety, old tuberculosis lung scars, and normal heart and COVID-19 test results?

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Could my sudden shortness of breath be caused by anxiety, COVID-19, or a mild viral infection, and is my prescribed treatment of Antiflu 75, Prednisolone 20, Azithro 500, Vitamin C, Zincovit, and Aerocort puff appropriate given my history of anxiety, old tuberculosis lung scars, and normal heart and COVID-19 test results?

Asked by Male, 34 · 3 days ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

3 days ago

Yes, sudden shortness of breath can be triggered by anxiety, especially with your normal heart and COVID-19 tests. However, a mild viral infection can also irritate your lungs, particularly with your history of tuberculosis scars. Your prescribed treatment is highly appropriate: oseltamivir (Antiflu) targets viral infections, prednisolone and the Aerocort inhaler reduce lung inflammation and ease breathing, while azithromycin (Azithro) prevents bacterial infections. Vitamin C and Zincovit support your immune recovery. Given your anxiety, try to practice slow, deep breathing. This regimen is safe and targeted to protect your lungs, but please stay in touch with your doctor if symptoms do not improve.

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Could my sudden shortness of breath be caused by anxiety, COVID-19, or a mild viral infection, and is my prescribed treatment of Antiflu 75, Prednisolone 20, Azithro 500, Vitamin C, Zincovit, and Aerocort puff appropriate given my history of anxiety, old tuberculosis lung scars, and normal heart and COVID-19 test results?

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