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18 weeks pregnant having cough

2021-12-08 15:49:16
Hello doctor I m Mrs Mamta Rohan Rane 18 weeks pregnant .my doctor is on leave. Since from last three days I m suulffering from runny and choked nose .pls suggests me some medicine for that
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Steam inhalation If does not subside consult for online prescription

Answered2021-12-08 18:37:45

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Take steam inhalation, if not subsiding then need to start with medication

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You can take steam inhalation and any anti allergic

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Please consult

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Connect online fr a prescription

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