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Cold and noisy breathing
Hii dr .my baby is 2months old ..he is having noisy breathing.i can feel that he is having phlegm in his throat.when ever he stretches his body or do clear his throat.the noisy breathing sound stops.after sometime it starts again.is that because of cold congestion..one of the online dr prescribed me febrex plus af drops ..4drops 3times a day..will this drops work for my baby's issue..is the dose is right to use for 2month old baby.please help me.
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it is important to note that if the respiratory rate of your child is within normal limits then no medicine is usually required for the respiratory sounds you might be hearing. also cold medicines will give only intermittent relief but try to prevent temperature variations around the child from hot to cold and cold to hot weather which is the main cause of such type of respiratory sounds from the throat and nose of the child
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Dr. Pandurang Sawant
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Its all bcz of nasal block
Use nasoclear nasal drops
It will help
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