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Chest cXray to be done to evaluate the cause

Any symptoms of fever or weight loss??

Need a thorough investigation

Cough for more than two weeks( in your case 3 weeks ) warrants a detailed examination and understanding. Is your cough wet or dry ? Did you had fever in last week ? Do you have GERD ? And a lot more questions need to be answered before a curated management can be made

Do x -ray 1st , 90% chances are lower respiratory tract infection possibility,

Is it associated with fever or weight loss? Can be allergic or infections , can be due to GERD/Gastritis or sinusitis Avoid dust/pollution. Wear mark while going out. If having symptoms of gastritis (regurgitation, bloating ) - take PAND Once daily before breakfast for 15 days. Do warm saline gargle and steam inhalation 2-3 times a day. For symptomatic management take BILASTIN M Once daily empty stomach at evening for 10 days. If still not reducing , need to do an CXR-PA view, CRP,ESR, sputum culture and gram stain, XRay PNS to rule out any chronic pathology.

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Hrct chest advisable   Steam inhalation with Vicks or eucalyptus oil. 2 times before meals. Tab cefexim o200 two times after food for five days. Zerodol sp three times a day after food for five days. Montek lc one at night for five days. Ambrodil s syr5 ml twice n 10ml at night. Duoline n budecort respule two times for nebulization.

Hello. I have reviewed your concern regarding your persistent cough. ​A cough that lasts for more than three weeks and does not respond to standard over-the-counter medications is something that needs formal evaluation. It is important to identify the underlying cause rather than simply trying different syrups or tablets. ​To help me diagnose this accurately, please consider the following next steps: ​1. Essential Investigations I recommend the following baseline tests to rule out chronic infections or respiratory issues: ​Chest X-Ray (PA View): To look for any signs of infection, congestion, or other lung involvement. ​Sputum Examination: To check for specific bacteria, particularly if you are coughing up phlegm. ​Complete Blood Count (CBC): To check for elevated white blood cell counts, which can indicate an ongoing infection. ​2. Clinical Clarifications Please monitor and share if you experience any of the following: ​Fever or Night Sweats: Have you noticed any increase in body temperature, especially in the evening? ​Weight Loss: Any unintentional loss of weight recently? ​Sputum Characteristics: Is the cough dry, or do you produce phlegm? If so, what is the color (clear, yellow, or blood-stained)? ​Triggers: Does the cough get worse at night or after physical activity? ​3. Immediate Advice ​Hydration: Drink plenty of warm fluids to help soothe the throat. ​Avoid Self-Medication: Avoid taking further antibiotics without a doctor's prescription, as improper use can make future treatments less effective. ​Next Steps: Please get a Chest X-ray and a basic blood report (CBC) done. Once you upload the reports, we can determine if this is a case of post-nasal drip, chronic bronchitis, or if more specific treatment for conditions like Tuberculosis (TB) is required.

A cough lasting more than three weeks that doesn't respond to routine antibiotics or cough syrups is a clinical red flag. In India, any persistent cough of this duration must be evaluated to rule out Tuberculosis (TB), chronic bronchitis, or post-nasal drip. Since initial tablets haven't worked, we need to move beyond symptomatic treatment and look for the underlying cause through proper diagnostic investigations."

Do nebulization

C,xray and steam inhalation. Cough is dry or weight??

Cough lasting more than 3 weeks needs proper evaluation and should not be ignored. I would suggest getting some basic tests like chest X-ray, CBC, and sputum examination to find the cause. Once we know the reason, treatment can be targeted and more effective. You can get the tests done and then book a consultation with me I’ll review the reports and guide you further.

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Get cbp with esr, x ray chest, sputum, T.b. gold  test ,done.Please share results, along with detailed history,  your treatment history, then I can help you.

A cough persisting for more than 3 weeks needs proper evaluation, as common causes include **post-viral cough, allergy/post-nasal drip, acid reflux, asthma/bronchitis, or less commonly infections such as tuberculosis**, especially if associated with fever, weight loss, or phlegm. Please consult a physician/pulmonologist for **clinical examination and a chest X-ray**. If there is wheezing, breathing difficulty, or night-time cough, tests such as **spirometry** may also be required. Meanwhile: * take warm fluids and steam inhalation * avoid smoking / dust exposure * use an anti-allergic tablet if associated with sneezing or throat irritation * avoid cold drinks If you have **fever, blood in sputum, weight loss, chest pain, or breathlessness**, please  consult .

Get CBC blood test done and IGE antibodies. Share the reports then only will be able to advise

Get tested Consult online for proper evaluation and treatment options

Urti Steam inhalation Salt water gargling Rest for 3 days

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Bland diet helps

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You need to be evaluated for the cause of the cough and go through some necessary test and xray and if needed ct scan for necessary treatment

Long duration cough needs thorough assessment. Dont take it lightly.