Pleural Effusion Causes & Symptoms – Dr. Shubham Sharma

Pleural Effusion is a condition where fluid builds up in the space between the lungs and chest cavity, leading to discomfort and serious health complications. Dr. Shubham Sharma explains the primary causes and symptoms of Pleural Effusion to help you understand and identify the condition early. Key Points Discussed: 🩺 Causes of Pleural Effusion: Tuberculosis (TB): A common cause of fluid accumulation in the pleural space. Infections: Bacterial, viral, or fungal infections can lead to Pleural Effusion. Cancer: Lung cancer and other malignancies are potential causes. 🌟 Symptoms of Pleural Effusion: Chest Pain: Persistent pain in the chest area. Fever: Often associated with infections or inflammation. Cough: Continuous coughing is a warning sign. Loss of Appetite: May occur due to the underlying illness. Why Early Detection Matters: Pleural Effusion can indicate serious underlying conditions such as infections or cancer. Recognizing the symptoms early and consulting a doctor can lead to timely diagnosis and effective treatment. Watch this video for expert insights from Dr. Shubham Sharma on Pleural Effusion, its causes, symptoms, and the importance of early medical intervention. Hashtags: #PleuralEffusion #ChestPain #LungHealth #RespiratoryHealth #TB #CancerAwareness #FeverAndCough #DrShubhamSharma #ChestHealth #LungDisease