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Suffering from seasonal Cold cough
Hello I am suffering from Cold, runny nose viral
Please reccomend which medicine to take for blocked, runny nose and sneezing.
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Start with antihistamine decongestants and camphor menthol capsule to add In steam.
For detailed prescription, prefer online consultation.
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Greetings
It seems you're facing a viral rhinitis.
It usually settles down by itself in 3-5 days with simple home remedies.
But if the symptoms are bothering you can take anti histaminics, and a otrivin nasal drop for decongestion.
Next Steps
steam inhalation Thrice daily
warm compression over nose and face region.
to drink luke warm fluids.
to consult for further opinion.
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Further evaluation needed Medications recommended
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Consult Immediately
Health Tips
Avoid cold and pollen
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
A blocked nose, runny eyes and sneezing like this is almost always a viral cold, and it usually runs its course in about a week on its own. An antihistamine-decongestant combination available over the counter can ease the blockage and sneezing while your body clears the virus.
Next Steps
Steam inhalation twice a day, warm fluids and salt-water nasal rinses help loosen congestion naturally. If you develop fever, facial pain or the cold hasn't eased by day 7 to 10, see a general physician to rule out a secondary infection.
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