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2024-01-30 11:54:22
My baby boy is 4 months old...he was having cough since 1 month... doctor gave all the necessary medicines and baby boy cough is better now..but still sometimes he has nose conjection and some times ghur ghur sound also and once in a while he coughs..im really worried about this...is this normal? How much time it takes to cough,nose conjection,mucus to completely go away..pls doctor's help me with this
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Use saline nasal drops 1 drops 3-4 times daily.

Answered2024-01-30 17:13:47

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Saline nasal drops 1-1-1 Propped up position while sleeping Especially before feeding use nasal drops

Answered2024-01-30 13:25:56

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Might be nose block. Use nasoclear nasal drops one drop each nostril every 6th hourly. And do consult physically for better advice.

Answered2024-01-30 11:56:43

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No need to worry You can use nasoclear nasal drops 4hrly

Answered2024-01-31 08:09:30

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If sounds is there ....We have to rule out the adenoids ....Kindly consult physically once and also record  video when he will make sounds

Answered2024-01-31 07:40:15

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Nasoclear saline spray 1 drop three times per day for 3 days

Answered2024-01-30 16:33:38

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Use saline nasal drops, Once in every 3 hours for 2 days. Avoid bottle feeding, if going on.

Answered2024-01-30 11:56:18

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