Hi. A few weeks ago I was sick with what felt like a common cold. It went away in a little over a week. I felt better for a few days, but after that I have just felt kind of non-descriptly shitty. Let me explain: I don't feel like I'm very sick. I'm not feverish. I'm just mildly congested, with a feeling of a light drip into my lungs that causes me to cough. Sometimes I'm coughing a bit of mucus, but that seems to be coming from the back of my mouth/throat and not my lungs.Also, I'm 21, 5'10, 185 lbs. I don't have a history of allergies that I can think of. Do I have a nose infection or something? This isn't awful, it's just been around for a non-negligible period of time and is annoying as hell. I want to feel 100% again. Thanks
Here according to history it seems to be simple viral flu... It might be infection as a bronchitis or rhinitis.
Symptomatic treatment done. Steam inhalation with eucalyptus useful . Decongestent oxymetazolin and levocetrizine can be taken.... Drink more water... Avoid excess spicy or fatty food for few days....
Hope your concern solve...
If congestion increasing then chest x ray need to be done....
Take care....
Dr.Parth
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Hi thanks for contacting HCM. Here according to history it seems to be simple viral flu... It might be infection as a bronchitis or rhinitis. Symptomatic treatment done. Steam inhalation with eucalyptus useful . Decongestent oxymetazolin and levocetrizine can be taken.... Drink more water... Avoid excess spicy or fatty food for few days.... Hope your concern solve... If congestion increasing then chest x ray need to be done.... Take care.... Dr.Parth