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What Causes Recurrent Cough And Cold While Suffering From Hypothyroidism?

Hellow Doctor, I am Hypothyroid patient from last 15 yrs.Now my TSH level is 11.20. My Height is 5 3 , weight is 70 kg, and age is 30 yrs. My concern is I am getting cough frequently almost daily I have running nose and cough in throat. Is it due to Thyroid? And one more thing from last 2 months I am getting bone pain, Is it related to thyroid? Please guide me.
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Hello and welcome to the HealthcareMagic!



Congestive symptoms and bone pain not related to thyroid problem.


For cold symptoms decongestant like levocetrizine 5 mg OD can be prescribed.


Investigate further with CBC and get a chest X-ray if needed.


Auscultation and PNS X-ray also should be done.


If you have history of allergy than allergic testing might be required.


Hope this solves your concern.



Consult otorhinolaryngologist for further examination and discuss your case.

Take care.
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What Causes Recurrent Cough And Cold While Suffering From Hypothyroidism?

Hello and welcome to the HealthcareMagic! Congestive symptoms and bone pain not related to thyroid problem. For cold symptoms decongestant like levocetrizine 5 mg OD can be prescribed. Investigate further with CBC and get a chest X-ray if needed. Auscultation and PNS X-ray also should be done. If you have history of allergy than allergic testing might be required. Hope this solves your concern. Consult otorhinolaryngologist for further examination and discuss your case. Take care.