Dr. Ohams Ike Henry
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Hello doctor,
I am 28 years old. My weight is 55 kg. Whenever I am taking cold foods, I am suffering from nausea, headache, and chest pain. Kindly advice.
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You feel those symptoms when you take cold foods, and so you may likely be having symptoms of common cold and malaria. The chest pain could be a symptom of an ulcer. There may also be fever, I presume. You can run a test for malaria (blood film) if it is positive then treat it. Tablet Artemether Lumefantrine 80/480 mg b.d (twice a day) for three days, tablet loratadine 10 mg b.d for five days, tablet vitamin C 2 t.d.s (thrice a day) for five days. Add tablet Rabeprazole 20 mg b.d in case of ulcer.
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