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Low monocyte count and cough
I've been coughing for 2 weeks now. Its mostly just the dry cough. I don't have any cold. But constantly feeling slight phlegm in throat. It feels something from my nose is dripping into the throat.
I recently had a complete Blood Picture test done and could see the level of monocytes being very low.
Is there a possibility that this is related to my current cough?
Below are the counts:
Monocytes : 0.9%
Basophils: 0.3%
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Hello, as such no.
Tab montuk 10 ONE AT NIGHT FOR TEN DAYS OR MORE.tab AZITHROMYCIN 500 once for five days.
SYR ambrodil plus ten ml three times a day for seven to ten days
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BLACK COFFEE WITH TWO TEASPOON FULL OF HONEYN N TWO PINCHES OF CINNAMON POWDER TO BE TAKEN IN MORNING N NIGHT FOR few days no harm, economic.also plenty of nimbupani in luckwarm water.ok.
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Pl consult if cough persists for x ray
Blood ok
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