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I do NOT like this
I was coughing some, before and right after dinner.
And now I'm feeling short of breath, in a way that feels distressingly familiar: it feels like the symptoms that sent me to the doctor's around Thanksgiving, when she treated me for a lung infection and gave me a prescription for an asthma inhaler.
I really hope that this will be better in the morning--a great many things are, even if one doesn't take two aspirin before bed. But my chest feels and sounds congested.
I haven't called the pulmonologist yet--I was waiting until the transit strike was over, and then just didn't get around to it Friday. Which realistically means no appointment until I get back from Montreal.
And now I'm feeling short of breath, in a way that feels distressingly familiar: it feels like the symptoms that sent me to the doctor's around Thanksgiving, when she treated me for a lung infection and gave me a prescription for an asthma inhaler.
I really hope that this will be better in the morning--a great many things are, even if one doesn't take two aspirin before bed. But my chest feels and sounds congested.
I haven't called the pulmonologist yet--I was waiting until the transit strike was over, and then just didn't get around to it Friday. Which realistically means no appointment until I get back from Montreal.