Zeet P Syrup Health Feed

Inhalers are must in the treatment of asthma. Do not stop them until suggested by a doctor. You can take expectorant along with inhalers.

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Sticky, rubbery mucus can develop from environmental and lifestyle factors. Viral, bacterial, or fungal infections in your sinuses can also trigger it. It's normal to have your mucus change consistency once in a while, and it's not usually a cause for concern.
Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan for you.

Apply alovera gel extract, apply olive oil, apply vit e, with this you need proper homeopathic treatment to cure this problem.

Well that much amount is not safe either, wait for any side effects then you have to visit a bear by hospital as you may need stomach wash.

Dear, Dry cough can be a sign of bronchitis or heart disease decompensation.
Kindly first contact the cardiologist to clear the diagnosis and then only medication can be suggested.
Wishing good health.

Cough suppressants, like dextromethorphan, can provide relief for a short time. They work on the part of your brain that controls the process.
Expectorants, like guaifenesin, can break up congestion in your chest by thinning the mucus in your airways. This way, when you do cough, you can get rid of phlegm more easily.

saline gargles. Avoid cold and sour foods. Avoid pollution, dust, smoke, allergens.Can take decold 1 tab twice/day for 3 days.

Dear lybrate user,
take homoeo medicine:
@ rhus tox200-6 pills, thrice.
@ arsanic alb 30-6 pills, dly morning.
Avoid, cold intake, exposure to cold, irritant, spicy, junk food. Smoking, alcohol.
Please, report, wkly.

lybrate-usertake meenu to see dental surgeon and get scaling and polishing. And the doctor will advise you follow up treatment. You have to take antibiotics with metronidazole and maintain good oral hygiene. Use listerine mouthwash.

It may not be inflammation at all..it could be skin eczema... Get in touch with nearest dermatologist