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You should start steam inhalation and gargles. Avoid chilled junk fried spicy food. Cover your face in cold winds. If you have fever than you will have to consult your doctor again otherwise you should improve with this.

Cough can be due to reasons other than tb. You should avoid all irritants food drink smoke and fragrances. You should get your throat and chest checked thoroughly. Get blood report CBC and Xray of chest done. That will help to know reason for persistent cough and it's treatment.

There are several reasons for cough. If it is mild cough and of recent onset it will go away on its own. Just avoid chilled, spicy,fried food. Do warm water gargles, If cough is severe or of long duration you must consult your local doctor and after proper examination he can prescribe necessary medicines.

It is more likely that your pain is due to tooth problem. If is paining hard than consult a nearby dentist for treatment.

Chest pain after long standing cough is generally due strain of chest muscles and it goes away after cure of cough but it is always safe to get a check up by doctor to treat cough and to rule out any other chest problem.

You may try conservative treatment in form of decongestants antihistamines. Along with steam inhalation for atleast 3 weeks. If you do not have recurrent nasal or ear problem in past you may not need surgery at all.

It is very easy to get sort of addicted to these nasal drops. Once somebody recommends you, you find it very effective, it opens your nose completely. So you use it frequently and gradually you start to realize that your nose remains blocked until you put the drops in. Requirement of drops gradually increases. To get rid of this you need proper ent surgeon treatment. But you may try to gradually reduce number of drops and the gap between drops during daytime. Put the drops in one nostril at a time. Aim should be to keep one side of nose open during daytime. And then you stop the drops after significant reduction. Then gradually reduce nighttime drops and stop it.

You may try gargles with warm water. Avoid spicy, fried, chilled, junk food. Quit tobacco chewing and smoking if you do. If it doesn't help then visit an ent surgeon have a check up and get treatment.

If the pain is not very severe then just improve your head and neck posture. Do not keep your head and neck in same position for 20-30 minutes. Apply local pain relieving ointment. Regarding swelling below chin you need to consult an ent surgeon to decide weather you need some tests or you can ignore it.

It looks like infection of ear, especially if you are also having cold too. Best thing is to consult an ent surgeon because it may have caused hole in your eardrum. By that time you can take mild painkiller like paracetamol and use some antibiotics ear drops. Do not allow water entering your ear at all. Do not clean your ear enthusiastically.