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Husband has malaria, currently using coartem - also striggling with extreme coughing. what can be used for the coughing?
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Cough: A nonprescription cough suppressant containing dextrmorphan(DM) can be recommended by your pharmacist. Prescription medications containing codeine are quite effective. Any persistent cough should be evaluated by a physician.
Answered 12/14/2019
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