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Dry Cough Issue
Hi I'm facing dry cough since last 2 month
That also not frequently
Please suggest any strub for this
I already tried Grilinctus syrub and mont alr
I used liquor twice in a week since last one week
Please suggest and advise
Switch to Syp. Ambrolite-D 2 tablespoons thrice a day.
Tab. Montair-FX (in combination) or Eldomont-FX 1 tablet at bedtime.
Tab. Claribid 500mg 1 tablet twice a day x 5 days.
Next Steps
If no improvement, get CRP, ESR, chest xray done
Health Tips
Avoid smoking and alcohol intake
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The most common causes of cough of such long duration is smoking, other causes are postnasal drip, asthma and gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD). Chronic cough not responding to treatment also often occurs after a viral infection.
Next Steps
Please get the following tests done
Blood tests - CBC to rule out infection,eosinophilia, ESR and Chest XRay
Medicine: Bronkolyte DC Syrup - 2 tea spoon 3 times for 5 days
Health Tips
If fever, weight loss or blood while coughing is there please consult a doctor
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Hello normally dry cough more than 2 months may be due to multiple reasons like Allergic bronchitis , GERD , pulm Kochs ...
Have u recently done any blood tests in last 2
Months..
Can u please share your reports ...looking at your reports I can advise what diet changes you need to do and what medicines to start .
Don’t ignore your cough .
Waiting for your reports .
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