Pregnancy and cough

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Pregnancy and cough

Asked for Female, 31 Years

I'm 2 months pregnant and now I have too much cough which is uncontrollable. Please advise what I can do to control

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Dr. B. M. Lava

General Physician 38 yrs exp Bangalore

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Madam, You will have to consult the gynecologist at the earliest. You need to be examined for proper diagnosis and treatment.

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U have to be very careful in these times, since lot of restrictions in drugs too.. Immediately consult a physician..

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