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Cold, cough and fever
4.8year/Female/15KG, had fever for three days which get cured before two days with medicine ibusec plus syrum every 6 hours.
After two days cold (runny nose) started so giving wickoryl AF 5ml two times day since yesterday, then dry cough started so giving alex junior 4ml thrice a day from today morning
And azee 200mg 5ml for three days from today. She has vomited today with green phelgum after complaining stomach pain and seems tired and sleepy since morning. Can you please let me know if we are on right track or not?
Current medicine:
Wickoryl AF – 5ml two times for 3 days
Alex Juniour – 4ml three times for 3 days
Azee 200mg – 5ml once a day for 3 days
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Continue wikoryl AF syp....but If child is not active then requires consultation for examination and sos investigation
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Consult pediatrician in person as need physical examination and investigation
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