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Cold cough and itching in fingers
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I am having wet cough more than 2 weeks now. And since last week, I got cold as well. I took 5 days dosage of antibiotics and 5 days off montec lc tablet as well which finished 2 days back.
Since last few days I am observing itching in my fingers(sometimes in feet) along with stiffness. Itching is not going by washing hands repeatedly. Can this be related to ongoing cough or cold?
What can be taken for this ongoing sickness?
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Try this home remedy, hope get cure soon. Hot milk with honey is useful for treatiing such issues. For optimum results, drink it before sleep.
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Dr. Subhash Chander
Homoeopath
52 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Yes.
We have requisite treatment for you. Safe and sure.
Suggest consult via chat.
Medicines can be couriered.
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Dr. Abhinav Chhabra
Cardiologist
14 yrs exp
New Delhi
Itching is not related to your previous complaints of respiratory tract infection.
Due to change in weather.
As we have started doing repeated hand wash the skin becomes dry which leads to itching.
For further evaluation you can consult online.
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