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Congestion In Head, Mild Fever, Fatigue, Loss Of Voice, Sore Throat, Pressure In Ears And Head, Cough With Green Mucus. Help
I have been feeling bad for over a week now. It started with head congestion. I'm not really running fever. About 99 degrees. I am very tired. I have lost my voice. I have had a sore throat for four days. I am congested (nose)(over a week). I have pressure type pain in my ears and head. I have a lot of drainage down my throat. It hurts when I cough. I am coughing up chunks of green mucous. Wondering if I should go see a dr or just wait it out. I'm a little short of breath. My chest seems tight. I squeak when I talk and sometimes squeak whole coughing.
Sat, 28 Sep 2013
hello dear,
thanks for your query at health care magic,
it appears that your suffering from upper respiratory tract infection.
if there is no fever you can use levocetrizine 5 mg in night that will relieve lot of your problems. for cough take grillinctus 5 ml four times day.
if you have fever you have to start antibiotics because your saying you had sore throat. combination of amoxycillin plus clavulanic acid combination two times day for three to five days.
thank you.
thanks for your query at health care magic,
it appears that your suffering from upper respiratory tract infection.
if there is no fever you can use levocetrizine 5 mg in night that will relieve lot of your problems. for cough take grillinctus 5 ml four times day.
if you have fever you have to start antibiotics because your saying you had sore throat. combination of amoxycillin plus clavulanic acid combination two times day for three to five days.
thank you.
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