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Baby is just 11 months old have upto 100.8 with cold cough (past 1day ).we give baby gesic and Alex junior drops yesterday. Bit works but cold and cough not reducing.
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Cough and runny nose is last things to disappear even after recovery started .It takes around a week. Your target shall be control fever , allow child to have good liquid intake .If at all breathless ness ,lethargy or poor feeding then contact your doctor asap.child may need nebulization with sos x ray chest in that case .
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cough will improve slowly ...it will take time around 7 days...depend on severity of cough..
in between if child is not eating well..not able to take sleep due to cough or having breathing difficulty than contct to near by doctor.
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As cold and cough is most commonly due to viral infection it will take 7 to 10 days to get recovery.
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Mr. Anzad M A
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Cold and cough in infants can last upto 7 dates with or without medicines. Give Saline nasal drops. Control fever. If breathing difficulty or poor feeding or activity consult your baby doctor.
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