Common cold and cough symptoms

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1. What OTC drugs (active ingredients) are available to treat the following common cold and cough symptoms? Use PO drugs only

a. Nasal decongestants:Phenylephrine

b. Cough suppressants:dextromethorphan

c. Expectorants:guaifenesin (Mucinex)

d. Antihistamines:cetirizine

e. Pain relievers:Acetaminophen

2. What is the recommended dose and frequency for each generic drug (active ingredient)?

3. How do I know which one to take?

4. How do I know which OTC medications are safe to take with others?

5. When should I stop taking the OTC medication selected?

6. When should I see my healthcare provider?

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