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Is it alright to take Azithromycin along with Allegra M ??
I am having cough and throat irritation with no fever, no cold symptoms
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Azithro will cover the throat infection part n
Allegra M will cover irritation hence coughing.
U can use them together
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Yes you can take
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No point in taking both.
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Consult online if needed
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Yes can take
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
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45 yrs exp
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Avoid self medications
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Dr. Saurabh Tripathi
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yes you can take.
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gargle with warm saline water
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