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Cold,cough and wheezing
My daughter has cold and cough.and whenever she cough too much she starts wheezing, especially at night.what medicine can I give her to stop the cough
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Consult a pediatrician, as physical examination is better.
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Needs to examine child,better consult physically
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Visit physically to nearby pediatrician
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For Cough Give Syrup Ascoril Ls junior 5ml thrice daily for 3days
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It seems like your child is having multitrigger wheeze. It is better to start MDI based on the number of episodes of wheeze.
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visit a pediatrician for evaluation and starting on MDI
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