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Fever and dry cough cough
I was experiencing mild grade fever and dry cough and sore throat since past 10 days and I started taking paracetamol and Azithromycin and ascoril d plus syrup for cough and my symptoms had subsided with just little fever and cough remaining and I was getting better and back to normal.
But today afternoon suddenly I experienced shortness of breath for few minutes and I monitored spo2 and it was 90%
But after 30 minutes I was normal and spo2 was 95%.
I still have mild fever and few episodes of dry cough .
Could you please help me regarding this?
Is it worry some ?
Is it because of anxiety and stress or any other reason.
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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You need proper treatment for dry cough and fever. Need proper history and evaluation.
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