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Post covid congestion issue
Recovered from Covid 4-5 days back but yet I feel the congestion persisting. Taking steam but what to do?
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Dr. Vaijayanti Mahajan
General Physician
24 yrs exp
Mumbai
Do your post Covid testing and then consult
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Dr. Mukesh Kumar
MBBS
3 yrs exp
Hyderabad
ma’am there is no need to worry, you have survived the biggest fear known to humans , this congestion will go away sooner, even the climate is in favour of congestion so no need to worry
Next Steps
Continue taking steem that will moisture your dry nose .. along with that I recommend naphazoline nasal drops ...
Health Tips
Rest for few days , while resting I recommend u sleep placing your abdomen on bed (back facing the roof ) if not possible then on left hand side , this will help
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