I always catch cold, like multiple sneezing anytime, water drip from nose, then coughing follows. Normal cold medicines doesn't help. My symptoms are allergic related, please suggest any otc medicines. Thanks.

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Dr. G.R. AgrawalHomeopath31yrs exp

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Hello, You need to monitor your weight, first, please. Obesity cause catching cold ,frequently with every change of climate. Drink lukewarm water. Gargle with hot saline water. Inhale steam, twice. Avoid, junkfood, cold intake,� alcohol, nicotine & dust. Your, diet be easily digestible on time. Go for meditation to nourish your body to clear� your� air passage. Tk,� homoeopathic medicines: @ Bacillinum � 1000-5 drops ,wkly. @ Allium cepa 200-5 drops,� thrice. Tk,� care.

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Dr. V.P. BansalHomeopath42yrs exp

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Take @ ARS ALB 200 and SABADILLA 30,4 pills thrice a day and report thereafter for further treatment. The recurrency of the disease needs to be broken, which is possible only by constitutional homeopathic medicines. For this, we need to record all your physical as well as psychological symptoms, so that proper treatment is to be started then. So do book an online appointment for detailed case to be taken and treatment to be started as soon as possible. Till then take steam inhalation, drink plenty of water, keep yourself warm.

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