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From the last 4-5 days when I'm coughing it pains me on the right side of the chest it happens only during coughing and when I lay down straight or on the right side. At times it doesn't even hurt during coughing as well but at times it's there. I'm worried and seeking guidance.
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If you have a fever with cough and pain,get a chest x-ray done.If no fever,it could be due to chest wall muscle strain due to coughing.Take some analgesic like zerodol p twice daily and a cough suppressant.
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  X ray chest pa view digital with reporting. Till than Tab zerodol sp three times a day after food for five days. Tab cefexim 200 two times a day after food for five days. Montek lc one at night for five 5 days.
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Hello, My advice is before starting any medication, please find the cause of it. See if there's any infection, get and chest Xray to rule out any pneumonia or anything related to your lungs and pleura. Also do you have fever or any other symptoms? Does the cough produce any sputum with it?. Kindly consult for a better understanding of your symptoms and to find out the underlying disease. Thanks Stay healthy.
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Have fever? Take an x ray pa
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Please share details of your symptoms. Take tab augmentin 625mg one morning and one evening for 5days Tab voveran 50mg one every 8hours for 3 days. Tab pantaprazole 40mg one daily before breakfast for 5 days. Chericof cough syrup 5ml every 8hours for 5 days. Do hot saline gargles. Get X ray chest done to exclude pleural inflammation. Share results online.
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Have you been coughing a lot as a result of a recent throat infection? That could cause muscles around your lungs to strain and consequently the pain with each cough. If that's the case, try suppressing the cough for now with some (1 or 2 doses) of cough syrup for immediate relief and try taking a course of antibiotics, (eg. Tab Azithromycin (500 mg) once a day for 5 days). Muscle strain is most likely the scenario.
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Find comfortable positions to sleep. Hold a pillow against the right side of your chest when coughing. Try some over the counter pain relief meds like Ibuprofen (400mg), (maximum twice per day), stay hydrated and avoid strenuous activity. This should give you relief.
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However the fact that you mentioned pain with changing position warrants further evaluation. It could be pleuritic pain. Please report any kind of shortness of breath, even if mild, while lying supine. See a doctor if the positional pain is severe, along with shortness of breath, or if coughing blood, or if high fever, rapid heart rate, skin turning blue, or if pain shoots down your arm.   If your lungs sounds are abnormal on the stethoscope, you would need a chest x ray and your oxygen saturation will have to be seen with a pulse oximeter, you might even need an ultrasound if any gallbladder issue is suspected.
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You could be having a chest infection. Are you having fever and are you also coughing out sputum?
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If your symptoms are not subsiding over 2 weeks even after medicines. You should consult a physician
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It is most likely a consequence of infection - likely to be viral. Just take simple analgesic (Tab. Zerodol-P for 2 days) and cough syrup (Syp. Alex) and observe for the next 2-3 days
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Rest, fluids
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Fever, cough with sputum coming out
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Need few more details for further evaluation. Kindly connect
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Urti Do consult.. Steam inhalation. Salt water gargling.
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Its a Regular Viral Antibiotics, Decongestants, and Anti-Histamine will suffice
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Start reswas and ultracet
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