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Having Running Nose with Mild Fever
Suffering from Running Nose..Sneezing and Mild Fever. Temp is Of 100° He is of 12 months Old. Coughing a bit
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If baby active playful and only symptoms less than 2 days .Give syp cetrizine 2.5 ml daily night for 5 days with saline nasal drops every 4 th hourly for 2 days.other wise please consult pediatrician.
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.Relax. I hope you are not putting on AC. Just give paracetamol 1 tsfsos. You may give kadda with ginger, jaggry, black pepper in a cup of water and boil for long to make it half a cup. Feed the child two times a day. You can add Tulsi leaves while boiling. Try steam inhaltion. PUT YOUR CHILD ON YOUR SHOULDER .PUT ON GEIZURE .LET WATER RUN VERY THIN STREAM . KEEP WINDOWS CLOSED. 5MINUTES OF STEAM WILL HELP BABY TO BREATHE. DON'T ASK YOU MAID TO MANAGE. YOUMEANS MOM OR FATHER HAS TO DO.
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Nothing . Just continue for aday or two . You can give cecon drops 0.6 ml once daily.6
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AVOID VERY COLD WATER., AC
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Dr. Pearl Mary Varughese
Pediatrician
4 yrs exp
Kottayam
More details required. Weight and age needed. Type of cough. Please do a online consultation
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