Question 1

Coughing for five days with a dry cough and no runny nose.

Dr Y Thulasi · Accepted Answer

Acid reflux, viral infections, or throat irritation are common causes of a five-day dry cough. If necessary, use lozenges or a basic cough suppressant, stay away from smoke and dust, and drink warm liquids. If the cough persists for longer than two weeks, or if you get fever, chest pain, or dyspnea, consult a physician.

Question 2

I have been suffering from cough and cold for the last three days. Can you suggest some cough syrup and tablets?

Dr Y Thulasi · Accepted Answer

In addition to a decongestant/antihistamine tablet for nasal symptoms (always respect the label), you can think about using a basic over-the-counter cough syrup for dry cough. Don't use antibiotics unless a doctor recommends them, and avoid mixing other medications that contain the same chemicals. See a doctor if you get dyspnea, chest pain, fever, or a worsening cough.

Question 3

What are quick recovery options for cold and cough like oral drops?

Dr Y Thulasi · Accepted Answer

Lozenges, warm saline gargles, steam inhalation, and honey with warm water or tea can all provide immediate relief. Depending on the symptoms, a doctor might provide cough syrup or antihistamines.

Question 4

I have had a cold for about a week, taken medicine for 6 days, but my nose is still running with a lot of phlegm. What should I do next?

Dr Y Thulasi · Accepted Answer

After a cold, allergies or sinus discomfort are frequently the cause of a persistent runny nose with phlegm. See a doctor if it gets worse or lasts longer than ten to fourteen days. Try steam inhalation and saline nasal spray.

Question 5

I have had a cold and cough for the last 2 days, with nasal blockage due to the cough.

Dr Y Thulasi · Accepted Answer

Nasal congestion and post-nasal drip are typically caused by a viral cold. See a doctor if fever or symptoms worsen. Other treatments include rest, fluids, steam inhalation, saline spray, and a mild cold medication.

Question 6

I have a cough that causes pain in my throat and chest. I smoke. What medicine should I take?

Dr Y Thulasi · Accepted Answer

Avoid smoking and use warm liquids, lozenges, and steam inhalation if you have a cough with throat and chest pain. These symptoms can be caused by an infection or inflammation of the airways. If necessary, a doctor may prescribe antibiotics, bronchodilators, or cough syrup,?avoid using strong medications on your own. See a doctor right away if the discomfort is severe, lasts longer than a few days, or you have a fever or dyspnea.

Question 7

I have been suffering from a cold for the past 10 days and have not taken any medicine. I have only used Vicks on my nose. What should I do?

Dr Y Thulasi · Accepted Answer

A 10-day cold may now include sinus or throat inflammation and may require appropriate care. Start with warm liquids, saline nasal spray, steam inhalation, and rest. See a doctor for an assessment and medication if symptoms increase, continue, or include fever, thick nasal discharge, or face pain.

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