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Myself Yaswanth, living in Chennai. From last Sunday I have throat pain and cough which gradually increased,wed& Thursday I have fever too which now reduced but cough is same, when I split I can see it in red colour. is it normal or some kind of viral fever..Could you please assist me.
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HELLO,
HOT SALINE GARGLE OR TENTUM GARGLE BEFORE MEALS TWO TIMES.
TAB SIGMOFALM TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS.
TAB ZIFI 200 TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS.RED TINGE MAY BE DUE TO RUPTURED CAPILARRIES WHICH R THIN WALLED DURING SPITE. SO DON'T WORRY.
TAB MONTUK LC ONE AT NIGHT FOR FIVE DAYS.
BLACK COFFEE WITH TWO TEASPOON FULL OF HONEYN N TWO PINCHES OF CINNAMON POWDER IN MORNING N NIGHT GIVES YOU RELEIF IN COUGH.
YET IF U REQUIRED
SYR AMBRODIL S 10 ML THREE TIMES A DAY FOR FIVE TO SEVEN DAYS.
PLENTY OF LIQUIDS.LIGHT DIET WITH LEAST OIL N SPICES TILL SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR. OK.
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