Laziness is from your symptoms
Take
Tab Sinarest 1-0-1 5days if your symptoms are still persists
Kindly consult me on practo for further treatment plans
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Take rest drink plenty of water keep yourself hydrated add some soup to your diet or some sweet lime juice it will help your immunity to fight back and try to take medicine on same timing and for weakness you can take A to Z syrup thrice a day after meals
Rest and adequate sleep; avoid strenuous activity for a few days.
Fluids: water/ORS, warm fluids, and regular meals.Paracetamol 500–650 mg can be taken every 6–8 hours if fever/headache is troublesome, keeping total paracetamol ≤3,000 mg/day unless a clinician advises otherwise.
For cold symptoms: saline nasal drops/steam and warm fluids may help.
No antibiotic is indicated based on these symptoms alone.
check and record the actual temperature rather than relying only on feeling feverish.
ANYONE WITH COLD IS ALWAYS LAZY NOTHING NEW.
PLENTY OF WATER N LIQUID IN NORMAL TEMPERATURE.
STEAM INHALATION WITH VICKS OR EUCALYPTUS OIL TWO TIMES BEFORE MEALS.
STOP PARACETAMOL
AZEE500 ONE PER DAY AFTER FOOD FOR 3TO5 DAYS.
MONTEK LC ONE AT NIGHT AFTER DINNER FOR 3TO5 DAYS.
ZERODOL SP THREE TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR 3TO5 DAYS OR SOS.
1 tablet orally every 6–8 hours SOS for fever/headache/body ache.
Cetirizine 10 mg tablet 0-0-1
for 3 days, especially if sneezing/runny nose.
Take this medicine for 3 days, after that' fever may persistent, Do not continue paracetamol.
go to the hospital & admitted.
Warm fluids + steam/humidification
Adequate oral fluids, regular meals and rest.
Avoid Smoking of you do & caffeine late in the day, maintain a regular sleep schedule.
• Drink luke warm daily
• Steam inhalation twice a day
• Drink kadha (Ayurvedic medicine) twice a day
• Avoid cold drinks
• Avoid Soda(Aerated drinks)
• Check SPO2 levels (if less than 94% then get admitted)
• STOP SMOKING If you do
The symptoms described may be suggestive of an acute viral upper respiratory tract infection. However, a clinical examination is recommended for proper assessment and to rule out other causes.
At present, routine investigations may not be necessary if symptoms are mild and there is no persistent fever or other concerning feature. CBC/CRP or specific tests such as dengue/malaria testing may be considered depending on the presence and duration of fever, examination findings, travel/exposure history and local prevalence.
Please maintain adequate hydration, take sufficient rest and monitor your temperature. Paracetamol may be taken if fever, headache or body ache is present, as per the recommended dose. Warm fluids and saline nasal drops may provide symptomatic relief for cold symptoms.
Next Steps
Consult me in Practo for the in detail examination and treatment
Health Tips
Seek prompt medical attention if you develop breathing difficulty, chest pain, persistent vomiting, severe headache, confusion/drowsiness, dehydration, rash/bleeding, or worsening symptoms.
Persistent fever with marked fatigue needs an examination rather than repeated paracetamol alone.
Please check your temperature, hydrate well and rest; tests such as CBC/urine or viral testing may be needed based on duration and symptoms.
Seek urgent care for breathlessness, confusion, severe weakness, persistent vomiting or high fever.
You can book a Practo consult with me or visit me at Synergy Miraj for a focused evaluation.
I recommend Fever panel investigation
May include:- Widal , mp card or denge test..
Cbc and CRP
After investigation we can give treatment.. so you consult online with me.. I will give best treatment on there
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