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Post Covid non productive cough
I got Covid positive on 14 th ( rtpcr) and had ct level 17 and 19 and HRCT score 7/24. Now I have recovered ( rtpcr not done) but congestion in chest is causing a lot of trouble. I can't talk continuously for 5 minutes.Right now taking vitamin supplements and montelukast once plus grillinctus BM. Please suggest some ayurvedic remedies. Can I take giloy and shitopaladi churna?
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You should do one Chest -Xray PA view , to know the present status of your lungs. Continue with breathing exercises . Take nutritious diet and avoid any spicy oily cod sour and junk food.
Yes you may take giloy and sitoplaladi but you should not ignore your dyspnoea.
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Yes you can. Mix Sitopladi churna with honey and have it 3-4 times a day.
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Drink lukewarm turmeric milk once a day.
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