Cough with congestion
I have cough from 15 20 days first it was dry then came up mucus and nose nose congestion and was was coming in sinus also now mucus got less. but cough still happens some times my cbc was normal only esonophill raised 7.6
I have cough from 15 20 days first it was dry then came up mucus and nose nose congestion and was was coming in sinus also now mucus got less. but cough still happens some times my cbc was normal only esonophill raised 7.6
Hello, I've attached chest x-ray, is it normal or do I have any problem? I'm getting cough from 4 days
So from the past one week , I have sore throat but now from past 3 days , I started coughing too... I have tb mdr in the past whose treatment I have was completed about 1 yr ago... I have dull pain in my chest sometimes and I think I have been feeling less hungry as of lately... I did cbc and esr test today , it is completely normal.. esr is also in normal range...but Idk I m still scared about my tb relapse ? Should I do further tests or should I just take antibiotics for common cold ?
Hi doctor, My son who is 5 years old has fever, cold and continuous cough now. 5 months back when he had the same issue his pediatric doctor advised to use Levolin inhaler for a week. After that he was ok. For today's cough can i use the same inhaler which was opened 5 months back. Please help
Respected Doctors, Which one is bettee Foracort 400 plus tiova or Foracort G for use. Any restrictions to be followed? Pls guide Regards
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