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Sore throat
Hi, I had throat infection and the doctor prescribed me ciprobid 500 for 5 days, I am 80% fine now but still feel throat irritation and slight blocked nose in the morning after waking up, should I take more medicine or wait naturally? I don't want too much or antibiotics
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Do gargle with Wokadine St gargle Twice a day for 3 days
Take
Tab septilin by Himalaya
2 Twice a day for 3 days
Tab aziwok
500 mg
1 per day
All for 3 days
Can take
Tab oncet cf
1 sos for pain and fever if needed
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Stop anti biotic now take plenty of hot fluids orally like soups hot ginger teas light meals like khecheri oats sago Dalia
Inhalation of steams if you have blocked nose.
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