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Continuous cough in toddler 5yrs
Hi my child is getting cough regularly even after using medicines ..15days back he drank cool drnk and got cold where mucus he didnt spit it out and cough started 10days back till now didn't stop..it's especially in nights...went to dctr and he gave us pulmoclear..allegra and oxipod syrup which we started 1dat back but no result...can anyone plz tell wats thatwhy is getting cough and cold frequently.we are realy worried plz help us wat to do..
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Seems to be an allergic cough
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cough after exposure to cold food, night time cough,repetitive cough, history of allergy in family: these r typical of allergic cough
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consult a pediatrician for chest examination
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avoid cold, dust and smoke
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it appears to be allergic cough/cold.
they can be associated with temperature variations around the body (hot to cold or cold to hot environmental changes) which the body cannot sustain leading to cough usually at evening /night and morning.
requires examination and start anti allergic medicines.
meet dr and prevent such temperature variations.
there is a possibility of starting anti allergic medicines for at least one month and the doctor will decide if the child needs inhaler therapy or nebulization.
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Dr. Sricharan Alladi
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5 yrs exp
Warangal
Need more details regarding the history
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take up a consultation
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