I'm dealing with a really bad cold, and it's making my nose run a lot. I'm also sneezing and coughing, and sometimes I get headaches too. I didnt see a doctor, but I took this medicine called Citzine. Now, I've noticed that my vaginal discharge seems a lot more than usualit's clear, slimy, and watery. Could this be related to my cold, or is it something else? Or maybe it's a side effect of the Citzine? I'm a bit worried and would love some advice.

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Dr Shubham Chauhan

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BOTH ARE SEPARATE PROBLEM NO RELATION WITH CETRIZINE. FOR RUNNING NOSE TAB CHESTON COLD TOTAL TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS. TAB MONTUK 10 MG ONE AT NIGHT FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS OR AS REQUIRED. VEGINAL DISCHARG IMIDIL VEGINAL TABLETMICONAZOL VEGINAL TABLET TO BE INSERTED INTO VEGINA AT NIGHT FOR SIX NIGHT BEFORE GOING TO BED. TAB FLUCONAZOL I50 ONCE FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS AFTER FOOD

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