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Dry cough from 6 months
I am taking treatment from 6 months firsty started with montek lc for 2 months. While taking tablets there was no cought once stopped medicine within 2days cough is repeating. Then again started taking razo 20 and apex syrup and montek lc tablet but once medicine is stopped after one month course it started again with
2-3 days. And this time we took razo 20 then ganaton tab and ebast-M and winolap tablet. It was good once stopped after one month again dry cough started. Even though night I am eating no spicy food. Daily 1-2 doing gargle. Then take hot water and also taking bath with hot water. Sometimes getting clear mucus and mostly not. Please what can be done to cure this dry cough.
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Hello.. This dry cough may be due to any alllergy or may b any nasal cause.
Yes atmosphere , your surrounding and your habits need to be considered.
Because there is one terminology called PND that needs to rule out.
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you can undergo ENT consultation for better understanding and treatment
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Do you have any other symptoms such as sputum along with your cough and post nasal drip( means nasal discharge will be coming to throat mostly it will be there for patients with sinusitis?
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Better to consider online consultation once
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Find for any triggering factor for it
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Do U have nasal or sinus symptoms like blockage or discharge etc ? Headache ? Video consultation to discuss more is needed
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