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Really Really Long Cold?
So about 9 weeks ago I got a standard cough/cold. When it lasted about 3 weeks, I went to a doctor and was given an inhaler but was told it was viral. The cough stopped affecting my 'everyday' life after about 4 weeks, but I couldn't exercise. After 7 weeks, it was still bothering me, so my doctor gave me antibiotics. I finished them, and exercise is still really difficult. It's 9 weeks, and I'm feeling exhausted and weak, I keep getting hot flashes and exercise is still making me cough phlegm
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HELLO,
NEBULIZETION BY DUOLIN THREE TIMES.
TAB GUDCEF CV 200 TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR FIVE TO SEVEN DAYS.
TAB MONTUK LC ONE AT NIGHT FOR SEVEN TO TEN DAYS.
TAB DERIPHYLLIN RETARD 150 TWO TIMES A DAY FOR SEVEN TO TEN DAYS.
TYR AMBRODIL S 10 ML THREE TIMES A DAY.
PLENTY OF WARM LIQUID.
TOMATO SOUP, VEGETABLE SOUP SIP BY SIP IT GIVES YOU COMFERT N ENERGY AS VIT C IS THEIR.
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