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I have tested positive on 19 may but till 14 June I am isolated. And I don't have any other problem from 31st may. But I noticed yesterday that I have a dry cough again and today is also have a dry cough. Is it common to have dry cough after recovering or process of recovering?? But before yesterday I don't have any coughing problem. Problem is arrise from yeasterday. Why it is ???
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Take cough syrup tusqbdx
Course if antibiotics,levoflox for three days
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Sleep in prone position
Consult online
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It's common ,take grilinctus syrup for cough ,any other symptoms you are having?
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Dr. Jeevan Kumar
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6 yrs exp
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Dr. Sanket Patel
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Yes , some patients have dry cough even after COVID recovery, no need to worry
Take tus-Dx cough syrup twice a day
With cofosils lozenges and take proper rest, drink plenty of fluids, that will be helpful.
Check you SpO2 every 6 hrly.
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Dr. Khushboo
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8 yrs exp
New Delhi
It’s common post covid cough . Kindly consult for further guidance and evaluation
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