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Wet cough leading to dry cough

2023-04-04 20:54:38
Having cough from a while first it was wet cough after taking syruf it turns out to dry cough and it's been 2weeks
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Need to evaluate
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Kindly consult ent specialist

Answered2023-04-05 13:43:19

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Steam inhalation 3 times a day Drink warm water Avoid cold items

Answered2023-04-05 11:35:32

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Plz get the consultation for better evaluation
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plz drink lukewarm water only and do regular  warm water gargles
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Give voice rest

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