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Cold and eyes red
Hello, I have cold and cough for past 1 week. Still have cold, now one eye is turning red in colour. I have checked Covid it is negative.. is there any other possible infection than normal cold..
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U could be having common cold or covid ...plz don't jump to get rtpcr ... Even if u have covid wait for a few days then get tested ... meanwhile isolate urself u can take an antiallergic for cold , steam inhalation , drink lots of water .. in case symptoms increase like fever , cough, bodyache or breathlessness plz get tested ... Don't panic
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steam inhalation, plenty of water , rest , milk with turmeric
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steam inhalation twice daily
warm saline gargle twice daily
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Get rtpcr report done after 3-5 days again
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In some kind of allergies eyes can become red. But if there are other symptoms like pain in eyes then better to show an eye specialist. Also covid can also present as eye problems. If the problem persists you should get your covid rtpcr repeated
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