That combination of pneumonia,CHF,COPD, bilateral pleural effusions& partially collapsed lungs warrant in hospital care. It appears to me that removal of large pleural fluid by strong doses of diuretics & possible tapping of the chest cavities are mandatory in your treatment. It seems that the CHF is the major factor here. Proceed to the emergency room if you can't reach your MD for instructions.
Answered 1/30/2023
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Would start with a pleural tap, having the fluid removed that should give you some relief for the shortness of breath. Talk to your lung doc or cardiologist, they should be able to coordinate it.
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