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Dry cough , weakness
Having dry cough since two weeks.
Had fever for two days. Now there is no fever.
Having weakness and body ache since 3 days.
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Hi dear if there is no fever then its nothing to be worried about
Take syp benadryl cough formula for 7 days three times a day and do saline gargles 3-4 times
Please consult after 7 days to inform your status
Weakness and body ache could be the result of fever and will become normal in a few days
Keep yourself hydrated and eat proper diet.
If at all you do not feel better please let me know so we can figure out the issue and give u appropriate treatment
Take care
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I understood your concern and noted the problem as well .I need to ask few more details to make a diagnosis and start treatment and advice which suits you. Pl consult me on Practo , so that I can help you better.book a time slot as per your convenience for consultation.
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Hi., I can understand your concern.
It can be due to mild infection.
Next Steps
you can take
tab montek lc at night after food for 5 days
tab azee 500 mg once a day before food for 5 days
tab pan 40 twice a day before food for 5 days
syp. ascoril d twice a day 5ml for 5 days
Health Tips
if issue persist, plan for
CBC
chest x ray
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Dry cough might be due to upper respiratory infection also, just get a chest x ray to rule out lower respiratory infections..
If you are not having fever, no need to worry..
Try to take lukewarm water, and take a cough syrup ASCORIL D 10ml 1-1-1 for 5 days, if your symptoms are persistent consult with chest x ray
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