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Cough with phelgm
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It started with sore throat in the beginning and after 4-5 days a low grade fever of 99.4.
Had my blood test which showed increased WBc so doc prescribed antibiotics.
The fever was not there after that.
Later blood reports were normal.
But there was cough with phelgm(light yellow to yellow).
Done my x Ray and doc said it was allergic
Later on I was put on Montair FX with acidity medicine for almost 17 days .
But I still used to get cough particularly to remove phelgm (light yellow) twice or thrice a day .
It's not completely resolving.
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It’s chronic pharyngitis with bronchitis you may need a longer course of antibiotics.
Next Steps
Consult online for proper treatment
Health Tips
Drink luke warm water
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Dr. Ashil Manavadaria
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9 yrs exp
Gandhinagar
It's chronic pharyngitis with cough
Next Steps
do online consultation for medication
Health Tips
do home remedies and avoid spicy and chilled
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