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Down with fever
Hi had mild throat pain two days ago and from last night had mild feverish feeling and not able to breathe properly with tired Ness. Reason for this.
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Kindly Consult for detailed information of ur present illness and better treatment
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Due to the increasing sore throat
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Consultation for medication under prescription is advisable
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Take tab Azithromycin 500 mg afternoon for 5days
Tab levocetrizine. Once night time
Tab dolo 650 two times
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hot water gargling
plenty of oral fluids
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You should be seen, your throat and chest examined. Then we may know why you are having fever and difficulty in breathing.
If you have Fever you may take Tab Paracetamol and Monteleukast with Cetrizine till such time you are seen by a General Physician
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Need to consult privately for proper management and prescription.
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