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Baby having cold
Dear sir
Baby age 5 and half month weight 6.5kg
She having nose block and cold since a week .I used maxtra syrup 2 times a day . And since 2 days I used nasivion 0.01% soloution for new borns and infants .but no use pls advice me she was crying lot at night sudeeen every day by 1am or 2am..
I think her chest and back bone was full with cold while she breath the cold sound was coming from backbone ..so pls tell
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Use maxtra drops only when there is running nose. Use nasal saline drops when there is blocked nose.
The doctor must have advised you after examining the child.
Many times due to two common cold or change in weather you hear respiratory sounds from the the throat. in this situations there is no any other medications needed just saline drops also it is important to make the child's environment slightly warm.
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Give levolin 0.31 nebulization thrice a day
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