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Ear pain with cold and cough
My baby is 3.5 yrs old. Wt 12.5 she is suffering from cold and cough.. Since morning she is having ear ache.. Can i give Ibugesic plus. What dosage? She is not having fever..
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the dose for ibugesic plus is 5ml for your child.
if you see that the child is having ear pain you will have to give painkiller that is paracetamol
which will help in decreasing the pain for now and then meet your doctor to find the cause of ear pain
because it can be due to infection as well as cough and cold.
during an emergency you can use otogesic ear drops
(2drops in the ear)
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Greetings looks like ear infection need to start Medicine kindly book a consultation so that I can guide you through the treatment,dose of ibugesic is 3ml
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
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4 yrs exp
Rajkot
Syrup ibugesic plus give 3 ml
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