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Fever & cough due to change in weather
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With slightest change of weather and a downward change in temprature I get cough and fever which takes several days to recover. Can you please advise what to do.
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You may be allergic to changes in temperature and weather. You can take a mild antiallergic for a longer period and improve your immunity with zinc& vitaminC containing supplements. You can take precautions against cold weather and also start breathing exercises/pranayam to prevent further episodes.
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It’s common cold (flu)
These are common in seasonal changes of weather.
Next Steps
Start antibiotics
Tab moxikind cv 625 thrice daily for 5 days
Tab dolo 650 thrice daily for 5 days
Tab montek lc bed time for 5 days
Get a complete blood picture done
Health Tips
Eat fresh fruits and vegetables and protein.
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It needs to take few issues in consideration. Your immediate environment, at home and at office?
Any medication from before.
So, get reasonable investigations done.
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You may have allergy.
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Dr. Soudip Saha
General Physician
5 yrs exp
South 24 Parganas
Need detailed history and evaluation for better treatment
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take online consultation for treatment
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Dr. Jahid Husain
General Surgeon
2 yrs exp
Chennai
Common cold due to seasonal changes
Next Steps
Tab.Dolo650 thrice daily for 4 days
Tab.Azithral250mg twice daily for 4 days
If any shortness of breath consult me online
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