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LUNGS (RESPIRATORY)

Kindly choose from one of the following options

Cold and FluCoughHay FeverOther

How would you describe the symptoms?

Blocked or runny noseSore throatMild headachesFeverNone of the above

Do you have any of the following additional symptoms?

Chills or fever greater than 39 degreesFever for more than 5 daysShortness of BreathWheezing/Chest painVomiting/dehydrationSevere headache, sore throat, sinus pain or muscle achesNone of the above

Do you have any allergies?

YesNo

Does the allergy limit which medication you can take?

YesNoNot Sure

Do you have any health condition?

YesNo

Do you take any medications?

YesNo

Is the patient pregnant?

Not ApplicableYesNo

Is the patient breastfeeding?

YesNo

How would you describe the symptoms?

Dry coughChesty coughNone of the above

Do you have any of the following additional symptoms?

Cough for more than 2 weeksShortness of breathUnintentional weight lossWheezing/ chest painHoarsenessNone of the above

Do you have any of the following additional symptoms?

New cough in a smoker more than 45 years of ageYellow/green phlegm/mucusNew cough in an immunocompromisedNew cough who has visited a country where tuberculosis is endemicNone of the above

Do you have any allergies?

YesNo

Does the allergy limit which medication you can take?

YesNoNot Sure

Do you have any health condition?

YesNo

Do you take any medications?

YesNo

Is the patient pregnant?

Not ApplicableYesNo

Is the patient breastfeeding?

YesNo

Do you have any of the following additional symptoms?

Cough for more than 2 weeksShortness of breathUnintentional weight lossWheezing/ chest painHoarsenessNone of the above

Do you have any of the following additional symptoms?

New cough in a smoker more than 45 years of ageYellow/green phlegm/mucusNew cough in an immunocompromisedNew cough who has visited a country where tuberculosis is endemicNone of the above

Do you have any allergies?

YesNo

Does the allergy limit which medication you can take?

YesNoNot Sure

Do you have any health condition?

YesNo

Do you take any medications?

YesNo

Is the patient pregnant?

Not ApplicableYesNo

Is the patient breastfeeding?

YesNo

How would you describe the symptoms?

Runny NoseBlock NoseSneezingItching of the nose, eyes, ear and/or throatWatery, red, irritated eyesNone of the above

Do you have any of the following additional symptoms?

Impaired sense of smellPersistent one side of nasal obstructionQuality of life seriously affectedSymptoms not responding to prescription hay fever treatmentNone of the above

Do you have any allergies?

YesNo

Does the allergy limit which medication you can take?

YesNoNot Sure

Do you have any health condition?

YesNo

Do you take any medications?

YesNo

Is the patient pregnant?

Not ApplicableYesNo

Is the patient breastfeeding?

YesNo

Treatment Products:

Lozenges or numbing spray (for sore throat)
Please speak to your pharmacist for cold and flu tablets
Bioceuticals Armaforce tablets

Treatment Products:

Otrivin or nasal decongestant spray
Panadol
Bioceuticals Armafroce Mumcare

Treatment Products: Active Ingredient:

Dextromethorphan
Honey

Treatment Products: Active Ingredient:

Bromhexine & Guaifenesin
Senega and Ammonia

Treatment Products: Active Ingredient:

Bromhexine & Guaifenesin

Treatment Option: Any less sedating antihistamine, a nasal spray if nasal symptoms are dominant and/or eye drops if eye symptoms are dominant. Some of the options to choose from, but not limited to, are: Antihistamine Tablets: Less Sedating:

Telfast
Claratyne
Aerius
Zyrtec

Nasal Spray:

Nasonex
Rhinocort
Flixonase

Eye Drops:

Zaditen
Livostin
Albalon A
Naphcon A
Albalon
Eyezep

Treatment Option: Any sedating antihistamine, a nasal spray if nasal symptoms are dominant and/or eye drops if eye symptoms are dominant. Some of the options to choose from, but not limited to, are: Sedating Antihistamine Tablets: Please consult your pharmacist for proper recommendation/counselling.
Nasal Spray:

Nasonex
Rhinocort
Flixonase

Eye Drops:

Zaditen
Livostin
Albalon
Eyezep

Treatment Option: Any antihistamine preferably less-sedating, a nasal spray if nasal symptoms are dominant and/or eye drops if eye symptoms are dominant. Some of the options to choose from, but not limited to, are: Antihistamine Tablets: Less Sedating:

Telfast
Claratyne
Aerius
Zyrtec

Nasal Spray:

Nasonex
Rhinocort
Flixonase

Eye Drops:

Zaditen
Livostin
Albalon A
Naphcon A
Albalon
Eyezep

Treatment Option: Any antihistamine preferably less sedating, a nasal spray if nasal symptoms are dominant and/or eye drops if eye symptoms are dominant. Some of the options to choose from, but not limited to, are: Antihistamine Tablets: Less Sedating:

Telfast
Claratyne
Aerius
Zyrtec

Nasal Spray:

Nasonex
Rhinocort
Flixonase

Eye Drops:

Albalon
Eyezep

We advise you to consult your nearest pharmacist for further review. If appropriate, they will refer you to a doctor.

We advise you to consult your nearest pharmacy/pharmacist for further review.

We are sorry that we couldn’t help you today, we advise that you consult your nearest pharmacy/pharmacist regarding your condition. We will be grateful if you could leave a short email regarding your condition, and we will try to add its details in this subsection.

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