- Female
- 23 Years
- 07/02/2025
I've been dealing with a persistent cough for the past week, and it just won't go away. It especially flares up at night. Could you recommend any over-the-counter dry cough syrups that might help?
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take tablet tusq for 5 days,twice a day
Answered 04/07/2025
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You are spelling it wrong and unable to suggest alternate,visit you doctor for the same
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I've been having a constant fever between 99 and 101 for the last 15 days. I feel pretty normal most of the time, but when it gets closer to 101, I just get really sleepy. I did a blood test, and it showed my hemoglobin is a bit low, but the platelet count is normal. I also tested negative for malaria, and my SPG report is fine. I've already taken two 5-day courses of antibiotics as prescribed by the doctor, but the fever is still there. There's no other problem, but I'm really curious about why this is happening. Any ideas?
As its been more than a week this needs evaluation,visit your doctor for the same ,consume healthy food and stay hydrated
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I'm feeling pretty worried about my platelet count, which is 4.94 lakhcumm. I've got a fever, runny nose, throat ache, body ache, and a headache too. Is this platelet count something I should be concerned about?
A platelet count of 4.94 lakhscumm is within the normal range, as typical platelet counts are between 1.5 to 4.5 lakhscumm. However, your symptoms of fever, runny nose, throat ache, body ache, and headache suggest a viral infection, which could be the cause of your discomfort. It is important to rest, hydrate, and consult a doctor for a proper evaluation and management.
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