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How To Get Rid Of The Cold And Cough?

My problem is I suffer from cold/cough throught the year almost...due to that I face creathing issues as well...specially in the when sessionn changes....I took Rotocap Serflow 100 when this problem arrise..I am 30 year Old. Please help me to get out of these permanently..thanks
Mon, 19 Jan 2015
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Hello and thanks for your question. It sound more like you have allergies or asthma than a continuous cold. Asthma can present as a cough. Acid reflux can also cause a cough. If you have runny nose and cough then it is most likely allergies. Try taking an antihistamine like loratadine daily and ask your doctor to check you for asthma. If you have asthma then an inhaler used regularly may get rid of your cough. If you have acid reflux try adding a medication for blocking stomach acid like omerprazole. Thanks for using HCM.
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How To Get Rid Of The Cold And Cough?

Hello and thanks for your question. It sound more like you have allergies or asthma than a continuous cold. Asthma can present as a cough. Acid reflux can also cause a cough. If you have runny nose and cough then it is most likely allergies. Try taking an antihistamine like loratadine daily and ask your doctor to check you for asthma. If you have asthma then an inhaler used regularly may get rid of your cough. If you have acid reflux try adding a medication for blocking stomach acid like omerprazole. Thanks for using HCM.