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Nasal block due to mucus, coughing
I have nasal blockage due to common cold since last 12 days.. Visited govt dispensary he gave me azithral and laveta M.. But no releif after 5 days.. Then visited an ENT specialist.. He gave me amoxiclave 625 mg.. Acebro, rabeprazole and a medicine bottle for gurgle.. Since yesterday i have been eating.. But no releif yet.. The cough and nasal mucus are very thick and like wire... Due to congestion.. I could not sleep since last 3 night .. Otrivin and saline are not working... Kindly suggest a nasal spray that clear the sinus.. So that I can sleep... My age is 34..i have common cold all over the year... But not like that... This time very difficult..
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steam inhalation, stop otrivin, use saline nasal spray or drops whichever comfortable
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avoid cold food
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Get an ent opinion and nasal endoscopy to rule out nasal polyps/mass.
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Xylometazoline nasal drops 3drops to both nostril 1-1-1×3days. Steam inhalation. Avoid cold food. May need to change the treatment. Consultation needed
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