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Frequent cough and cold
My 3 year old son is getting frequent attacks of cough and cold with mild wheezing. Doctor is suggesting expectorant syrup and nebulization. It releives him, but reoccurs after few weeks.
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Maybe he is suffering from childhood asthma. Needs proper evaluation and maybe inhaler therapy.
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Dr. Shilpa Nayak
Pediatrician
20 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi,
I would like to advise allergy test before starting inhalational therapy. Allergy test will help to identify the specific allegen,responsible for your child's symptoms.
For further details you can refer my website www.asthmaallergyclinic.in.
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