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Cold and cough to 5 month old
My 5 month baby suffering from cold and cough...can I give her enycold- Bm. As per my doctors advice.. I dont remember the dose how to serve it to my little one. Can u guide me ..
And why is cefixime oral suspension 50mg/5ml given + enterogermina oral suspension 2billion/5ml given... And about its dosage and dose.
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Hey... having cold and cough in this age group is quite common. It is usually a viral infection which will subside in 5 days. If there is no fever then the antibiotics will not be of any use. The drugs which u have asked as basically antibiotics . It’s always better to take them after consulting someone.
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Give a trial dose of syp sinarest-af 2.5 ml three times a day. And see if it works out
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The day fever comes up. Better show it so some and u can plan antibiotics for the child . Hope this helps . Take care.
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No you should first describe the present problem and then take medicine, don’t give without consultation, may harm your child
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