Dear Parent, Your baby has been having a cough for a while, and we understand how concerning that can be. In babies this young, a cough lasting more than a few days needs careful evaluation. A persistent cough in a 2-month-old can be caused by several things, and we’ll look closely to find the reason and give the right treatment. Here are some possible causes we consider: Viral infections – The most common cause; sometimes the cough may last a few weeks even after the virus has gone. Pertussis (Whooping Cough) – A serious infection in infants that causes coughing fits, sometimes with a “whoop” sound or gasping.- may be azithral may be given by your doctor. Reflux (GERD) – Stomach contents coming back up can irritate the throat and cause cough. Airway anomalies – Structural issues like tracheomalacia (soft windpipe) can lead to a noisy or persistent cough What you can do: Keep the baby away from smoke or sick contact. Feed frequently to keep hydrated Note any fever, poor feeding, vomiting, or breathing difficulty and inform us immediately We are here to support you and ensure your baby gets the best care possible.

Hi u need ro consult paediatrician or me to discuss in detail but physically go to paediatrician

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Greetings u can try giving nebulization.consult doctor