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Dry cough and cold
I am suffering from dry cough and cold since 2weeks . I m not able to sleep at night , continuously coughing. And also I m planning for pregnancy, currently waiting for missed period. My expected period is on 14th nov . If it missed will do the pregnancy test
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With cough n cold u r trying pregnancy??
Azee500 one per day after food for five.
Zerodol sp three times a day after food for 3to5. Montek lc one at night for five days.
TYPE OF COUGH???
DRY
CHERICOF 5ML TWICE N 10ML AT NIGHT
WET
AMBRODIL S SYR5 ML TWICE N 10ML AT NIGHT
PLENTY OF WATER N LIQUID LUCKWARM.
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A cold and dry cough lasting two weeks is longer than a typical viral cold, especially since it's disturbing your sleep. This is worth looking into, more so while you're trying to conceive. Steam inhalation, warm fluids and honey in warm water are safe to try right now.
Next Steps
If your period hasn't started by 14 November, take a home pregnancy test first. Avoid adding any new cough medicine until you know your status, since the safest options can change once you're pregnant. Please see a physician if the cough is still troubling you this week.
Health Tips
Go in sooner if your fever rises, you feel breathless, or the cough brings up blood or coloured phlegm. Those need prompt review rather than waiting it out at home.
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