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Suggest Remedy For Persistent Cold And Mucus,stomach Upset,dry Mouth & Heart Palpitations

Around July 2 I had a bad cold, i went to the dr because the presisted cough and mucus, i was given antibiotic, inhaler, and cough medication ok still today the mucus is still coming up very thick and my stomach is upset, i have no appetite, dry mouth, heart palpitation. this has been going since july.
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

Persistent mucus may be related to allergies. Allergic rhinitis (of the nasal passages), allergic sinusitis (of the sinuses) can cause increased mucus production.

You may want to continue the use of any oral antihistamine and topical steriod nasal spray to see if this helps. It may take 2 to 3 weeks for an effect in some cases.
The use of a mucolytic may also be helpful. This is medication to help break up the mucus.

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Suggest Remedy For Persistent Cold And Mucus,stomach Upset,dry Mouth & Heart Palpitations

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic Persistent mucus may be related to allergies. Allergic rhinitis (of the nasal passages), allergic sinusitis (of the sinuses) can cause increased mucus production. You may want to continue the use of any oral antihistamine and topical steriod nasal spray to see if this helps. It may take 2 to 3 weeks for an effect in some cases. The use of a mucolytic may also be helpful. This is medication to help break up the mucus. I hope this helps