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Suffering From Cough From Last One Month
sir, i am 33 yr old women , suffering from cough from last one month. i have taken ampicillin&dicloxacillin capsules for last 5 days, but cough is not reduced.i have also undergone for blood test it showes haemoglobin is 10.0 gm/dl and tc, 5700 c/cmm. for this i am taking multivitamin tab and livogen tab for one month. but my cough is not reduced why?
Mon, 21 Mar 2011
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Dr. Puneet Vir Singh,
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Hi, i feel you have taken enough antibiotics. You can add an antihistaminic like Tab. EBAST once daily with a tablet of ROMILAST once daily. Add a cough syrup that suits you, everyone has his/her own choice by now as recommended by your physician. Feel free to contact in case of any problem . Good Luck/////
Hi, i feel you have taken enough antibiotics. You can add an antihistaminic like Tab. EBAST once daily with a tablet of ROMILAST once daily. Add a cough syrup that suits you, everyone has his/her own choice by now as recommended by your physician. Feel free to contact in case of any problem . Good Luck/////
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Hi, Welcome to Healthcare Magic Forum.
You haven't mentioned whether it is a Dry cough or wet cough? If it is a Wet cough, you can continue those medicines for another 5 days thrice daily. If it is a Dry cough, take Syrup Corex two tea spoons twice daily. Don't worry. it will take atleast a month for the dry cough to completely subside.
Take Care.
You haven't mentioned whether it is a Dry cough or wet cough? If it is a Wet cough, you can continue those medicines for another 5 days thrice daily. If it is a Dry cough, take Syrup Corex two tea spoons twice daily. Don't worry. it will take atleast a month for the dry cough to completely subside.
Take Care.
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