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Bathing process
Hi,
Wanted to know if a head bath with Luke warm water is advisable for a kid with slight cough. No running nose. Not coughing also. No fever. She is not in any medicine right now. Only having little bit of nose block.
Also, is it fine to take her to swimming pool in this scenario.
Is there any homeopathic medicine advisable.
Regards,
Sumanta
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Dr. (Prof.) Nilanjana Basu
Homoeopath
20 yrs exp
Noida
Hello.
Bathing with lukewarm water is fine. Avoid swimming till recovery from complaints. For homoeopathic treatment consult your doctor personally.
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Dr. Farhan Nadaf
Homeopath
6 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello,
Few more details would be necessary like age! However on a general rule if there's cold/cough/fever avoid direct flow of water, sponging will be advisable. Coming to swimming pool possibility, it would again depend on the circumstances & health of an individual, for precaution avoid it. Future is unpredictable & medicine can't stop all the things which may happen as an exciting influence so there may not always be a Medicine which will prevent occurrence.
Hope this helps.
For best results & precautionary measures please see a Homoeopath in person.
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