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Headache after common cold
Hi doctor ,I got cold 9days back and after 3 days runny nose got stopped and there is no nasal blackage as well currently,but whenever I sneeze or nose squeeze ,yellow staff is coming out and along with that I am suffering from severe headache also.its been 9days head is paining either in one or two sides atleast for few hours a day
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Could b sinusitis, needs consultation for further evaluation
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You may take this..1) tablet nukast 10..1 tablet once daily at bed time for 10 days        2) tablet paracetamol 650..1 tablet twice daily for 5 days..  thank you
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Could be sinusitis. Consult an ENT
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You might be suffering from sinusitis. For detailed evaluation of your case/further queries /guidance/management plan,whatsapp nine three seven zero two eight four three seven six or connect via Practo.
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More like urti. Steam inhalation 1-0-1. Salt water gargling 1-1-1. Mucinac effervescent 600mg 1-0-1 for 3 days. Dissolve in 1 glass of water.
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Should consult a general physician immediately
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Not uncommon following rhinitis
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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable
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You can try Valsalva manoeuvre at home. If the headache persists please consult a General Physician or an ENT Specialist in your area.
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Dear Patient, It sounds like you might be experiencing a sinus infection (sinusitis) following your cold. The fact that you're still producing yellow mucus and experiencing headaches suggests that your sinuses could be inflamed or infected. Possible Cause: After a cold, it’s common for sinus congestion to persist, leading to pressure and headaches, especially if there’s yellow mucus, which can indicate an infection.
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Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of fluids to help thin the mucus. Steam inhalation: This can help clear your sinuses and reduce pressure. Over-the-counter decongestants: They can help relieve sinus pressure. Be cautious with prolonged use. Pain relief: Consider using ibuprofen or paracetamol for headache relief. If symptoms persist or worsen (fever, facial pain), consult a doctor. You may need antibiotics if a bacterial sinus infection is suspected. Please see a healthcare provider if the headaches continue or if you notice worsening symptoms. Let me know if you need further guidance!
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1. Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of fluids 2. Avoid Irritants: Spicy, acidic, or sharp foods 3. Soft Foods: Opt for smooth, easy-to-swallow foods
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Consult for evaluation
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Connect please need few more details Do steam inhalation twice a day
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Please consult
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Based on your symptoms, the infection might have spread to your sinuses and that is the reason for your headaches. Do you have pain when you touch your cheeks or nose?
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consult a ENT specialist and go for XRAY PNS Go for steam inhalation 3 times a day which will ease the drainage of secretions. Do salt water gargling which will help in liqeufying the mucous
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if symptoms persist inpsite of these remedies, you might need a course of antibiotics
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You may be suffering from sinusitis as well. Please get an ENT consult.
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You need proper medication
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Please consult a general physician for proper treatment
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need more information kindly consult
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Based on your symptoms, it appears you may be experiencing sinusitis following your cold. The presence of yellow mucus and persistent headaches could indicate inflammation or infection in your sinuses. It's common for sinus congestion to linger after a cold, leading to discomfort. I recommend the following steps: Ensure you stay well-hydrated, as this can help thin the mucus. Try steam inhalation to relieve sinus pressure. Consider over-the-counter decongestants, which can assist in reducing your symptoms. However, for a more thorough evaluation and tailored treatment plan, I advise you to consult with me directly. You can reach out via WhatsApp at eight hundred nine eight two one three three two for further assistance.
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It means that ur sinus are still not cleared up. Take steam inhalation with vicks or menthol, headache is because of this sinus block or sinusitis
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Need few more details Kindly consult
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