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Cold in kid
My baby girl one year 10 months old. She is having running nose from today evening . Also her temperature is fluctuating. She's on seizures medication. I'm worried that cold may trigger fever and seizures. Pls tell me what to do. How to reduce cold. She's not having severe cold. I'm worried mainly about seizures
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Keep warm
Give feeding properly.
Syrup levocetrizine 2.5 ml once in night.
Put Nasoclear nasal drops, 2 drops every 2 hrly if nasal blockage (stuffy nose)
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
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Hi,
Do steam inhalation
Give warm water/ soup regularly.
Give Syr Cetrizine for cold
Monitor temperature and give paracetamol if fever and sponging with luke warm water
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