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Extreme body ache
Can excessive coughing and sneezing cause body ache? If yes, how can it be treated? Will regular painkillers work?
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First get examined why you have cough? Is it only allergic bronchitis? Treating disease is important not painkillers. Try montek lc daily one and syr ambrolyte s.
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You got throat congestion and bronchitis. ...
The disease it self causes generlised body pains along with coughing and sneezing...
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Dr. Asha Annamalai
Family Physician
4 yrs exp
Chennai
Excessive coughing and sneezing obviously means you are ill,and that will make you feel weak.You need to fix what ails you.Please see a local doctor.
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Dr. Arun R
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi, I feel you need to treat the cough and sneezing. Pain killers will only reduce pain.so get tested and treated based on cause
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