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Cough from 1 month with wheezing
My son is 6 year old weight of 20 kg. When he returned from village after summer vacation.. He started cough.. I checked him with mbbs/dch.. He prescribed cepodem  and duoline nebulizer for 3 days and levoline syrup, omnacatril forte syrup and levoline,montina l for 5 days...situation in control but cough again started after 2 days.. I again contacted him...he prescribed levoline and montina l for next 5 days...again cough started after completion of medication.. Then my son checked by  MD.. He prescribed levoline, budecort nebulizer, bilasure m kid, clarinova 125 dry syrup, cheston ls junior for five days..cough in control.. Again I went to him on 4th day as he said to come.. He said wheezing is not going.. Child is allergical... He prescribed omnacatril 20 mg along above medicine for 3 days.. Then start 1 month course of montair 10 mg.. I search everywhere telling 5 mg montair tab for 6 year
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Continue nebulisation Look for allergens Get a chest xray and pulmonary function test
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Visit a pulmonologist Physical checkup required
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Looks like your child is suffering from bronchial asthma most likely allergic Tablets are not the first line of treatment anyways Needs proper history to identify allergen and needs avoidance with proper  therapy,better to avoid omanacortil for more than 5 days,have you done a spirometry or impulse oscillometry test,contact for further management
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What about serum igE levels or AEC Consultant Pulmonologist
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Needs further evaluation .
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Based on symptoms it is safe to give 10mg also.
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May be due to Allergy. Pl avoid them. Pl consult.
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Pls consult once , get his chest xray , igE , cbc test and consult
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need further evaluation..kindly connect
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need further work up..kindly connect
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Could be allergic bronchitis
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Montelukast 5 mg is sufficient
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He might be having asthma. Better consult Pulmonologist or pediatric Pulmonologist for further clarification. U can continue medicines along with inhalers.
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