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Repeated Cold and cough for about amonth
I'm suffering from mild to moderate cold, cough but with little or no fever since a month now. I've undertaken 2 different courses if anti biotics like Azithromycin and Amoxicillin but after getting better, cold and cough persists.
I also get ringing sound in the ears and humming sounds occasionally and whitish phelgm discharge from nose and while coughing still.
I did CBP and ESR tests done in which most values are within normal range except ESR which is 41mm in 1st hour and 80mm in second hour.
What does this mean? Is it very high? Could this be serious? Please help with details.
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HELLO,
ESR MEANS ANY DISEASE PERSISTS IN YOUR BODY,THAT U HAVE.
TAB CHESTON COLD TOTAL TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS.
TAB MONTUK 10 MG FIVE TO SEVEN DAYS.
INHALATION OF FUMES OF BENZ PEARL OR VICK VAPORAB TWO TIMES A DAY.
A SMALL CUP OF BLACK COFFEE WITH TWO TEASPOON FULL OF HONEYN N TWO PINCHES OF CINNAMON IN MORNING N NIGHT ANY TYPE OF COUGH IS GONE.
YET IF U NEED AMBRODIL PLUS 10 ML THREE TIMES A DAY FOR SEVEN TO TEN DAYS.
PLENTY OF WARM LIQUID. TOMATO SOUP.
NIBUPANI IN LUKE WARM WATER.
LIGHT BLEND DIET TILL SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR.
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