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HeadAche , Nose Blocked , Little Cough
I am having blocked nose , with headache and pain in shoulders . Plus ocassionally at time I have dry cough .
I took 1 tablet of zerodol P and I am feeling bit better now however This has been hapenning from last few days . Please advise . I don't want to take risk because of COVID 19.
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Better to avoid tablets
Take nasoclear nasal spray three times daily
Have steam inhalation with vicks vaporub or amrutanjan
Have a course of antibiotics _ ,Which antibiotic can be decided on private consultation
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Stop taking zerodol P and move to paracetamol 650 mg as required but not more than 4 times a day. Also get Levocetrizine 10mg which is an antihistamine and it will help with the blocked nose.
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Stay hydrated. Very important. stay away from outdoors. Try to get some amount of exercise daily, maybe 30 mins a day.
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Antihistamines may cause some drowsiness but that's okay, take the tablet before going to bed. And if you have any breathing difficulty, or you wanna find out more about COVID 19 symptoms, please let me know.
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you can take paracetamol 650 instead of zerodol p. for blocked nose, you need to take antihistaminics with nasal sprays.Take adequate rest with balanced diet & maintain hydration.
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