What should I do for a dry cough in the morning and evening that has lasted over a month after having COVID-19, along with a feeling of fluid dripping down my throat and hard green mucus blocking my nose, when taking Augmentin 375 did not cure it and I am wondering if it could be asthma or allergies? | Apollo Pharmacy

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What should I do for a dry cough in the morning and evening that has lasted over a month after having COVID-19, along with a feeling of fluid dripping down my throat and hard green mucus blocking my nose, when taking Augmentin 375 did not cure it and I am wondering if it could be asthma or allergies?

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What should I do for a dry cough in the morning and evening that has lasted over a month after having COVID-19, along with a feeling of fluid dripping down my throat and hard green mucus blocking my nose, when taking Augmentin 375 did not cure it and I am wondering if it could be asthma or allergies?

Asked by Male, 25 · 5 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

5 days ago

It is very common to experience lingering symptoms like this after COVID-19, and I understand how frustrating it is. Since Augmentin did not help, your symptoms are likely not from a simple bacterial infection. The dripping sensation and green mucus suggest post-nasal drip, which frequently triggers a cough, especially when lying down or waking up. This post-viral inflammation can mimic or trigger allergies or asthma. I highly recommend consulting a doctor. They can evaluate you for asthma or allergies and may suggest a steroid nasal spray, like fluticasone, or oral antihistamines to reduce the swelling. Saline nasal rinses can also safely help clear the blockage in the meantime.

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What should I do for a dry cough in the morning and evening that has lasted over a month after having COVID-19, along with a feeling of fluid dripping down my throat and hard green mucus blocking my nose, when taking Augmentin 375 did not cure it and I am wondering if it could be asthma or allergies?

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