**Response:**
**Answer:**
A **persistent dry cough for one week**, especially post-viral, can be due to:
1. **Post-viral airway irritation** (most common).
2. **Allergies or GERD (acid reflux)**.
3. **Early asthma or mild bronchitis**.
### **Next Steps for Relief:**
✔ **Soothing Remedies:**
- Warm honey + ginger tea (1 tsp honey, 3x daily).
- Steam inhalation (with 2–3 drops eucalyptus oil).
- Stay hydrated (warm water frequently).
✔ **OTC Options (if needed):**
- **Dextromethorphan** (cough suppressant) – *only if cough is non-productive*.
- **Antacids** (if GERD suspected – try at bedtime).
### **When to Seek Care?**
⚠️ If cough:
- Lasts **>2 weeks**.
- Produces **yellow/green mucus or blood**.
- Causes **wheezing or chest pain**.
### **Consultation:**
For **targeted treatment** (e.g., ruling out infection/allergy), contact me on **WhatsApp at eight zero zero nine eight two one three three two**. Let’s ensure this isn’t progressing to something needing prescription care.
Allergic reaction
MONTEK LC ONE at night for five days.
CHERICOF syr 5 ml twice n 10ml at night for five days.
Azee500 one per day after food for five days. Steam inhalation with Vicks or eucalyptus oil two times a day.
Try honey, lemon, and ginger tea, warm salt water gargle, steam inhalation with eucalyptus oil, and throat-soothing lozenges to help relieve dry cough symptoms.
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