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Does Ab-flo effect baby while breadtfead

2021-11-12 18:31:14
I am asthma patient so i have to take medicines Ab-flo & montelukast. my 1year old baby gets sick every secound day. first he gets Fever 3 days then he gets cough and cold that all it's goes on. and Now it is the condition that he got fever from 5 days: first 3 days were full day and now only at night 101-102 what is the cause of fever? is it side effects of My medicines?
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It is not due to your medicines. Consult with histoy for your baby in details.

Answered2021-11-13 06:01:16

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No , it’s not due to u . Your child has low immunity and is allergic as well . Get him shown to a doctor to do certain tests for uti, typhoid, malaria,

Answered2021-11-13 05:14:24

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No it’s not a side effect of your medication. It indicates the low level of immunity and the environmental condition like humidity and dusty conditions are affecting both of you.
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Exposure to sunlight and nutrition should be good for reducing cold cough and sickness.Hope this helps.

Answered2021-11-13 01:52:44

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No it is not the side effect of medicine. He must have got infection from you Consult paediatrician

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Kindly do teleconsultation with paediatrician for better understanding of issue and it's further management.

Answered2021-11-13 01:34:52

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Your medicines cannot make him sick. Some kids do have recurrent cold and cough till 5 years of age, But we have to look in to his growth, weight and possibilities of why fever now. Please consult.

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