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Likely you are developing sinusitis with superimposed bacterial infection. You need proper consultation to get rid of your illness.

Cough May not be respiratory in origin then

If you are a Doctor (whichever Pathy) and you want to help your patients then your question is logical. But if you are a patient then please don't bother your head about this question (there are people to do it). You can consult a General Physician. I gave you a detailed explanation because it is not always easy to find out whether your infection is bacterial or viral. For research purposes you can get a throat swab for bacteria culture. If it is negative then you should go for a viral culture.(Even during Covid viral culture was not a norm). In the meantime you should get your CBC and Chest X ray done. A Simpler method is to start an antibiotic empiricaly  (Amoxyclav is a good choice). If it doesn't respond then wait and watch. Starting antiviral treatment is not logical for an upper Respiratory infection.

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Most likely you may have post infectious cough and fatigue which is usually seen after a viral infection.This may last for a few weeks.Continue with symptomatic treatment.

Tab montek LC ONE at night for five days.   COUGH type Dry Or wet ??? Plenty of water n liquid luck warm.. Steam inhalation with Vicks or eucalyptus oil. What makes a difference with type of cold?

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Duration of the symptoms play a vital role in differentiating between bacterial and viral causes . Viral infections are common in winter and can also be associated with allergy like symptoms such as runny nose and sneeze . Sleepiness than usual is be to bodies copping mechanism to conserve energy to use it for healing your body .

Mostly it seems allergic induced You can take montair LC tablet at night

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Apparently looks allergic or viral.Pls connect for further discussion and solution.

Consult online Will guide you and prescribe medication for the same

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Check cbc

You need not to worry.It’s probably viral and for cough keep drinking lukewarm water at regular intervals, steam inhalation, saline water gargle . For more help and to clear your doubts s, please contact

The symptoms you describe—initial runny nose, sneezing, and a dry cough—are more commonly associated with a viral infection, particularly if there is no high fever, persistent worsening, or signs of bacterial complications like yellowish-green phlegm, chest pain, or difficulty breathing. However, the recurring cough triggered by cold weather could indicate underlying allergic bronchitis or post-viral cough sensitivity. Montelukast-Levocetirizine (Montek LC) can help in case of an allergic or post-viral origin, as suggested by Dr. Sushma. To differentiate bacterial from viral infections: 1. Viral infections often improve within 7-10 days with supportive care. 2. Bacterial infections might cause persistent or worsening symptoms, such as high fever or pus-like nasal discharge. For now, stay hydrated, avoid irritants, and maintain a warm environment. If symptoms persist or worsen, further evaluation is required to rule out secondary bacterial infection or other conditions like asthma or GERD. For a more personalized evaluation and treatment plan, feel free to consult me directly. You can also reach me on WhatsApp at eight zero zero nine eight two one three three two.

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More like viral infection with superadded bacterial infection. Take antibiotics. Do consult.

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Take steam inhalation

No fever, no antibiotics