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Got cold and now coughing
I got cold, 2 weeks passed and still have blowing nose and coughing a lot. Don't have pain in chest or blood streak in sputum. May I be tuberculosis victim. Please let me know.
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along with blood test
boost your immune system 1. high doses of vitamin c ( 500mg TID) 2. vitamin d ( 6000 iu per day with magnesium and zinc) 3. turmeric ( 2 spoon morning and 2 in evening in warm water) 4. beta glucans
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Do you have any associated symptoms like...fever more than weeks...cough more than 2weeks..recent weight loss.
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if above symptoms also there then go for sputum & chest x ray to diagnose & treat ur case.
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U need to give full history to help u out
U can consult me online
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