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Little blood in phglem
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I am suffering from cold from past 10 days for the 1st 2days I used wikoryl and then vicks action 500 2 days along with azee 250 mg still I have cold so I have started using levocet and azee 500 from past 2 days...I am getting to normal but few times when I tried to spit the pghlem I saw little blood with it...is it normal?
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You can continue with azee 500 and levocet 5 mg . Continue a course for 5 days.
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You can start taking steam inhalation with karvol plus capsule. Drop 1 tablet in the steam and inhale 2 to 3 times a day.
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Drink warm water and avoid spicy food.
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Nothing to worry. When you are coughing or blowing your nose too hard it can happen.
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Dr. Swaroopa Rani Mandavilli
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Noida
Don't panic..It can be due to strain or retch while trying to spit out.
Drink plenty of fluids
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