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Cold & nose block
10 days back had fever and body pain, went to hospital and recovered, no cold or cough. Took paracetamol, antibiotics and an allergic tablet for cold. Took these doses for 5 Days and stopped, continued allergic tablet alone for two days. Today morning suddenly got nose block and nasal discharge, no running nose but nasal block is there. It's making me worried I use to have allergic sneezing often, but this I couldn't figure out and making me worry. Please suggest. How to find out whether it's allergic cold or any other. What tablets to take?
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Put Nasoclear Nasal plus drops 2 drops in   both nostrils
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Take Levocetrizine tab at night and start with otrivin nasal drops
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