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Cough With Clear, Brownish Blob Phelgm, Pain In Nape, Shoulder And Head. History Of Taking Tablets For Cold, Flu. Concerning?

I have recently been in bed for 3 days now with changing symptoms. I started with a dry cough and runny blocked nose after 2 days of taking cold/flu codral tablets and rest with plenty of hot water drinks I have developed back of neck pain and shoulder as well as headache mainly at the rear of my head. I have also changed from dry cough to productive cough, But it is not as though I am coughing all the time, Cough produces phlegm that is sorta clear with brownish blobs. Could this just be a bad cold or something more underlying?
Mon, 10 Jun 2013
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Hi,
It seems that you are having upper respiratort tract infection resulting lower respiratory tract infection.
Go for higher antibiotic medicine course for 4-5 days to clear infection.
Take expectorant for symptomatic relief.
Avoid cold drinks and junk food.
Ok and take care.
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Cough With Clear, Brownish Blob Phelgm, Pain In Nape, Shoulder And Head. History Of Taking Tablets For Cold, Flu. Concerning?

Hi, It seems that you are having upper respiratort tract infection resulting lower respiratory tract infection. Go for higher antibiotic medicine course for 4-5 days to clear infection. Take expectorant for symptomatic relief. Avoid cold drinks and junk food. Ok and take care.