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8 months baby cough
Hello doctors. My son is 8 months 5 days old, last checked weight is 8.25 kgs, for the last two days he has been saying no to food. He takes 3 meals and 2 milk feeds. Nan pro. From last night. He has been having severe cough. He vomited his entire night feed due to cough.. ped sent me prescription late.. couldn't buy it. And gave paracetamol 0.5 to him.. thought it would help him in his cough. I fed him again now at 3 am. Hes sleeping. What should I do in the morning. Should I go for a physical consult.. His ped prescribed mucolite drops.. the cough is so loud. And he gags whenever he coughs.
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Hi, kindly consult physically for examination and treatment.
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Kindly consult the doctor in person
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
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Consult to Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment
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