- male
- 30 Years
- 29/01/2025
I'm dealing with a runny nose for the past two days, and I had fever twice, but it went away after taking paracetamol and Sinarest. The fevers gone, but the runny nose hasnt improved. Do you know what could help with this? I'm sure once the runny nose is gone, I'll feel totally fine.
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contine sinarest and if it still persist after 1 week or ant blood consult your doctor immediately
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