If you are badly ill, please wait. Else you can talk to your doctor about getting it. But ensure that you check with your doctor before opting for the same

If further spreading of this infection needs to be in control, then this patient needs ot be properly isolated. close association of others with this individual should be avoided. Proper on time medications can pave way to quick recovery

The key is to relieve the symptoms and the severity.Antibiotics are generally used for emergency treatment of upper respiratory tract infections.Stuffy nose, fever, sore throat and runny nose are common with an upper respiratory tract infection.

No it is not common to have diarrhea with an upper respiratory tract infection. Runny nose, stuffiness, sore throat and fever are mostly associated with the upper respiratory tract infection.

Yes indeed, the upper respiratory tract infection is extremely contagious. If you catch the infection you will show the symptoms in a matter of 1-3 days. Feline upper respiratory tract infection are also extremely contagious in cats.

Amoxicillin and penicillin are good, but doesn’t work in a lot of cases.This depends on the immune responses of the individual. Some drugs work good for one and other for others.

Upper respiratory tract infection can be bacterial or viral. Most of the times it is due to a virus. Antibiotics works in case the infection is a bacterial one.

Your 4 month kitten has feline upper respiratory tract infection. This could cause you a lot of money. Since, the upper respiratory tract infection is highly contagious to other cats, make sure that you keep your cat in isolation.

No Swine flu cannot cause upper respiratory tract infection. Swine flu and upper respiratory tract infections are caused by different germs. Make sure that you visit a doctor if the symptoms last for more than 10 days.

Amoxicillin is good for both children and adults. This could be a good choice of drug. However amoxicillin only works for bacterial infections.