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Cough and cold
My son 2 month 16 days old. I am confused as he is continuously showing any symptoms. He sneeze only in the evening for one or twice. Also his chest sounds sometimes but not always. I am bit confused whether he is suffering from cold and cough although he don't have runny and stuff nose. What needs to be done.
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As per your complaints the child’s condition seems benign. I would recommend you to be watchful of signs of the child being lethargic, refusing feeds, excessively crying.
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Get detailed examination done if signs persist
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Exclusive breast feeding till 6 months. Hygiene to be maintained around the the child.
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It can be normal for 2 month old
But need a proper history.....
Some sounds and some sneezes can be normal..
But if child is having fever / not accepting feeds... then needs evaluation..
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Dr. Anil Sharma
Pediatric Hematologic-Oncologist
10 yrs exp
Lucknow
sneeze - in the evening for one or twice is quite common
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Telemedicine Consultation IF need/ if fever than consult with near by pediatrician /
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