### instruction:
If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

### input:
Hi my name is Donnie just got out of hospital for a collapse lung . Went to ER an they inserted a tube she pushed it n an I felt a lit relief but she said a lit more an it relay hurt so then took me to a room an on a suction I took them that ER had put the tube in an pushed it threw other side of my lung an it was hurting bad close to the middle of my chest . Well4 days of this went on then they pulled the tube back 2 inch I had a lit relief but a bad burning from the center where the tube was n so far . Well then I could trun an sleep on right side an ex rays where bad turn an sleep on left side an ex ray look good I could make those bobbles come an go then doctor says need surgery . They did surgery doctor did not want to talk about the tube bein in to far got released next day I ask for ex ray from very begins so I could see the tube an guess what I can t. See a tube in me till the day of surgery well plane to see tube then which they put another n after surgery question I wonder is the anyway to see the hole they poked in my lung or see where they repaired it bcuz I went to follow up an here is what he ask have I had a ex ray in the last week an a half I said no an he said well you b fine just gradually get back to your normally you didn t check my lungs or nothk thk I culd have just got by with a simple tie an go home 2 day s but I was n there for 13 days

### output:

Hello, Many times, collapse lung from various conditions as infection, trauma or other issues need long-term ICD insertion till the complete alveoli functioning return to normal. Sequential evaluation with x-ray depicting lung expansion is the best predictor for future outcome. If there was any discharge from the tube which was suspicious and the culture report was carried out for the same, then antibiotics in accordance to that are the best way to curative pathway. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.  