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Cough and cold fever
Cough and cold..greenish bulgum..fever also in between and goes off after taking dolo for some hours..weakness
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Steam inhalation
Dolo can be continued in case of fever.
Stay hydrated
Saline gargling if sore throat.
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Weight ?
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If Adult u can take
Tab.Azithromycin 500mg (1-0-1) after food for 5 days
Tab.Levocetrizine 5mg (0-0-1) in night for 5 days
Tab pan 40mg (1-0-0) before breakfast for 5 days
If not resolved after 5 days
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Take a glass of milk daily.
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Please provide proper history such as since how many days u are having fever. Is the temperature more than 102F. Is it associated with any burning sensation while urination, or any chills or rigor or severe headache and joint pain.
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Please do blood test such as CBC,ESR,Routine urine microscopy
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Steam inhalation with Vicks or eucalyptus oil two times before meals.
Tab azee500 one per day after food for 3to5 days. Zerodol sp three times a day after food for 3to5 days. Montek lc one at night for five days.
Cough????
Type???
Dry
Girilinctus syr
Wet
Ambrodil s syr
5ml twice n 10ml at night for five days
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Tab levomac 500 two time for 5 days
Tab medler plus three times for 5 days
Syp macberry Ls three times 5ml for 5 days
Avoid cold and oily food material
Luke warm water intake
Gargle with salty warm water 3 times a day
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Issue in breathing or sound during sleep or lying down then go for
Blood- CBC ESR
Chest. Xray
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Your symptoms — cough with greenish phlegm, fever that returns after Dolo, and weakness — suggest a chest or sinus infection, likely bacterial or viral in nature.
Next Steps
1)Drink plenty of warm fluids and get enough rest.
2)Do steam inhalation 2-3 times daily.
3)You may need a course of antibiotics if fever or green phlegm continues beyond 3 days.
4)Continue Dolo 650 mg when fever comes.
5)If there’s breathlessness, chest pain, or high persistent fever, get a chest X-ray and blood tests (CBC, CRP) to rule out lower respiratory infection.
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Let me know how long you’ve had these symptoms — I can then suggest the right supportive medication.. But its always better to have your chest examined by a doctor in person.
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It seems you’re experiencing a persistent cough with greenish sputum, fever that returns after medication, and weakness — these signs could indicate a bacterial infection or bronchitis that may require antibiotics or further evaluation.
You should consult a doctor directly for:
•Chest examination and vitals check
•Possible chest X-ray or sputum test if symptoms persist
•Proper antibiotic and cough management prescription
Meanwhile, keep yourself hydrated, use steam inhalation 2–3 times a day, and avoid self-medicating with random antibiotics.
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You can book an online consultation with a general physician or pulmonologist right now for personalized advice and medication adjustment. Early intervention helps prevent complications.
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