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  5. I am a diabetic patient and have been suffering from a severe cough for the past four months. My doctor prescribed Benz Pearls Capsule, which helps while I am taking it, but the cough returns once I finish the medicine. What should I do?

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I am a diabetic patient and have been suffering from a severe cough for the past four months. My doctor prescribed Benz Pearls Capsule, which helps while I am taking it, but the cough returns once I finish the medicine. What should I do?

Asked by Male, 36 · 8 days ago

Dr Chandrakanth Jena

Dr Chandrakanth Jena

Pharm D

8 days ago

Benz Pearls Capsule (Benzonatate) only suppresses the cough and does not treat the underlying cause, which may be an allergy, asthma, acid reflux, infection, or a lung condition. Since your cough has lasted for four months, you should consult your doctor for a chest X-ray, blood tests, and possibly a lung function test to find the exact cause. Treatment should focus on the cause to prevent the cough from returning.
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What are the possible causes of my chronic cough?Can my diabetes affect how I should treat my cough?Are there other medicines safe for diabetics to treat cough?How long should I continue Benz Pearls Capsule?When should I see a doctor if my cough returns?

  1. Consult Your Doctor:a. Discuss the persistent nature of your cough with your doctor.b. Consider whether further investigation or a different treatment approach is needed.

  2. Medication Review:a. Benz Pearls Capsule is for short-term relief of dry cough.b. It may not address underlying causes of a chronic cough.

  3. Monitor Symptoms:a. Note any additional symptoms like fever or rash.b. Report these to your healthcare provider promptly.

  4. Diabetes Consideration:a. Ensure any new treatments are compatible with your diabetes management plan.

Answered 8 days ago