Wish you well in your recovery. In your place I would want to know how I got it?
Depends on your general health , again I would ask advice. Go back to see GP if you can .. respiratory nurses are good at giving advice on this, also ring British Lung Foundation, advice line.
I’ve got pneumonia too. I’m afraid the only way is to rest. I was told I have to do nothing for six weeks and then I’ve got to go back for an XRay. I may even need to go on steroids then. I wouldn’t think mine was as bad as what you have been. I was on IV antibiotics for three days and have come home with ten days supply of tablets. Pneumonia is quite a serious thing to have so take it easy and get plenty of rest. Maybe I’ll see you on your next flight. As long as it’s somewhere nice and warm. Take care.
How I got aspiration pneumonia . I choked on a cod liver oil pill one of the very large ones and it got lodged in my lung
The only other problem I had with my chest is I got whoooping cough a couple of years ago pretty sure from a passenger on my flight , I never really felt I truly got over that . Other than that normal colds and flu’s throughout the years .
Thank you everyone who has replied it’s very much appreciated .
Very strange I’ve just been admitted to hospital I’ve been complaining I felt worse than normal and normal is not good, I was told it’s just symptoms of copd but I knew I felt so different for the worse I was ambulances in and bloods X-ray etc came back pneumonia in left lung but I seem to feel more pressure in my right , I do bring up a lot of mucus but it’s suddenly gone like thick jelly in gross lumps is this what pneumonia is like plus I’m so weak and legs not good, this is day 4 so I do feel bit better than when I were took in I could barely breathe when moving any other tips on pneumonia please. Thanks
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