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Cold issue
My baby is 3months old, she is having cold with gur gur sound, my pediatrician suggested tminic drops, while using it now my baby got some watery substance from nose (like runny nose) , should i continue tminic drops or can i start any new medicine
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Instill nasoclear nasal drops 1 drop 3 times a day in each nostril. Run hot water in bathroom and after steam comes, hold the baby with you for 10 mins or till baby is comfortable. Clean nose using nose cleaner available online like pigeon brand. Continue T minic. Avoid more medicines in infants unless baby is not active or very cranky or not feeding well. The medicines don't help much and have side effects in infants.
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Pls opt for video call consultation with us for details
Need to see the baby then will add the medications
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