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Mucous in throat post covid
Hi it's been more than a month I have been having this much in throat it's very irritating it isn't coming out how much I try also iam feeling it is still there if iam trying to swallow or cough iam getting headache chest pain.This started from covid 9th day .it already been a month post covid .plz help i tried many tablets cough syrups bottles finished but no cure plz help me .28f
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Use a mucolyte like mucinac 600 or ambroxil
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avoid cold foods and AC
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steam inhalation, good hydration
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You need to be evaluated at clinic for further treatment
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Dr. Shradha Chandra
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
9 yrs exp
Bareilly
U must be having GERD.. please take following medicine u will be fine
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cap. protera d 1 cap BD
syp. mucaine mps gel 1.5 tsf tds
tab. lofizine plus 1 tab BD
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