I Am Having Dry Cough And Mild Fever, Suggest Me The Treatment
I am having dry cough and mild fever (not exceeding 100 F) for more than a week with some sneezing. I have taken one bottle of Dexpoten (100ml); this didn t seem to work much. I switched over to a drug called Guaifenesin plus Pseudoephedrine plus Triprolidine (an Expectorant). The dry cough persists. Should I continue with any of these drugs? How does these affect the liver? Suggest alternative medication? I ve been smoking for more than 15 years and my age is 44 (male).
It can be case of smoker cough/bronchitis.As you have fever it suggests infection is there .So only cough syrup will not work.you also need a course of antibiotics.Start taking antibiotics after consultation with some physician.Disclaimer
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General & Family Physician, Dr. Jagdish's Response
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mild fever, cough suggest some infection. Because you smoke on regular basis I think it could be bronchitis. It could be viral infection. Because you tried symptomatic medications and there is no effect so I will recommend antibiotics for 1 week
Regards, Dr. Jagdish
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I Am Having Dry Cough And Mild Fever, Suggest Me The Treatment
It can be case of smoker cough/bronchitis.As you have fever it suggests infection is there .So only cough syrup will not work.you also need a course of antibiotics.Start taking antibiotics after consultation with some physician.Disclaimer