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Caugh, with slight blood in phlegm
After taking mahaflox 400 in morning and clarithromycine 500 at night cough has gone.
But feeling bitter taste in throat every morning.
Doctor has also prescribed trenexa. Which I have been taking for 3 dyas.
All medicines I have been taking for 3 days.
Blood CBC result is okay.
Should I continue the medicines.
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If it is chronic then use of these 2 higher antibiotics will be not so much use...if it is chronic or recurrent i advise to take Ayurveda medicine...i am sure that definately u will feel relief even asthma we have treated with Ayurveda...have these medicines and see the results...
Next Steps
Raktapachaka tablet + yashtimadhu + pravala...crush tablet in these powder and take half tsp twice a day..
2. Shwetachandana + vasa each 10 gm mix and take half tsp twice a day..
3.Gokshuradi guggula + Sitopaladi churna mix both and take half tsp before meals...
4.Shrungyadi kwatha 2 tsp medicine with 2 tsp luke warm water
5.kaphakuthar ras 2 tab twice a day
6.laxmivilas ras 2 tab chewing
7.guduchyadiamruta + pippali mix botha and take 1 tsp twice a day
Health Tips
Avoid over drinking of water...take water only when u have thirst...
Avoid indigestion..
Take luke warm water to drink...
Avoid cild water, ice cream, Air condtioned air for some time....
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