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Have runny nose and sneeze with typhoid
My father has been diagnosed typhoid 2 days back and doctor has prescribed pratham 500 and zanocin 200 for 8 days. But since yesterday he started having runny nose and sneezes which was not there earlier. Is it a side effect? Should we worry or stop the medication or is it common?
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Not related to medication Kindly elobrate ur symptoms in the chat box for detailed evaluation and proper diagnosis and better treatment.
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Not related to medication. Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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Not related to medicines
may be just seasonal or allergic
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take one cetrizine if necessary
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Follow up consultation with your treating doctor is advisable
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Dr. Shaista Fatma
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