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Chest Congestion Upon Drinking Cold Water. Reason?

I had a few glasses of moderately chilled bottled water for 1-2 days. Since today morning i feel uneasy in lungs. No cough, No nose block, No water rolling in nose. But i am prone to this kind of infection whenever i consume very chilled water, or if i am under direct AC for some time.
I was traveling in my car with AC blowing on me from Vizag to Hyderabad, and at the end of journey itself i started feeling i got cold, yesterday. And i was consuming chilled water during stops.

My doctor on phone prescribed me: Azithral 500 for 3 days. i forgot to ask him dosage once a day or twice a day.

Please help me Dr..
Mon, 20 May 2013
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Pathologist and Microbiologist,  's  Response
Hello,

By history you're suffering from respiratory tract infection.
the source of infection may be water or bad air from the Air condition.
Take rest.
Consume boiled and cooled water.
Stay in good ventilated areas.
The antibiotic which your doctor prescribed should be taken as a once daily dose.
It has to be continued for three days.
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Chest Congestion Upon Drinking Cold Water. Reason?

Hello, By history you re suffering from respiratory tract infection. the source of infection may be water or bad air from the Air condition. Take rest. Consume boiled and cooled water. Stay in good ventilated areas. The antibiotic which your doctor prescribed should be taken as a once daily dose. It has to be continued for three days.