Why is my cough still continuing and getting worse in the evening after 20 days, even though I stopped smoking and have taken Grilinctus Dx syrup, Ascoril Ls syrup, CoffQ, and TusQ tablets? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Why is my cough still continuing and getting worse in the evening after 20 days, even though I stopped smoking and have taken Grilinctus Dx syrup, Ascoril Ls syrup, CoffQ, and TusQ tablets?

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Why is my cough still continuing and getting worse in the evening after 20 days, even though I stopped smoking and have taken Grilinctus Dx syrup, Ascoril Ls syrup, CoffQ, and TusQ tablets?

Asked by Male, 35 · 10 days ago

Veda Maddala

M Pharmacy

10 days ago

It is actually quite common to experience an increased cough initially as your lungs begin to clear out built-up mucus. However, taking multiple medications like Grilinctus Dx, Ascoril Ls, CoffQ, and TusQ together can cause overlapping ingredients and irritate your throat. Evening coughs are often worsened by lying down or dry air. Because this has lasted 20 days, I gently recommend stopping these combined self-treatments and seeing a doctor. They can safely listen to your chest, identify the exact cause, and help you get targeted relief.

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