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Seasonal Cough due to cold
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My wife, 47 years of age, vaccinate(1st) yesterday at 12pm. She has cough(not due to covid 19). Can she take cough syrup now?
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Alamgir
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saline gargle and steam inhalation may be beneficial
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Medication under prescription is advisable
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Can help you with the same. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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Yes of course she can
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Give her cough syrup and look of other symptoms develop. Decision about test for further treatment depends on how the symptoms develop.
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Yes she can but that will GV relief temporarily not permanent so take proper treatment as she needs
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Kindly discuss for me
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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If only cough no sore throat or running nose then ok but if she have running nose or sore throat then consult me on practo
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