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My son is coughing
My son who is 2.5 years had fever which has gone a few days back but from the last 3 days he is coughing. The doctor prescribed Montair LC, Azithral 200 and Ascoril LS Jr. The problem is he is not taking medicines and if we give it by force he throws out, Montair LC and Azithromycin we manage to give but the cough syrup is very difficult. I am giving him Budesol and Mucmix diluted with NS since today morning, but the cough is still there. Please help me as I dont understand what else to do.
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Sir can you tell the weight of child and any difficulty in breathing and coughing at night or throught the day any running nose or any change of voice due to continue cough and any fever now or any chest indrawing and any weakness and child looking dull or active and can you do any x ray or blood test for this child sirt
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Try home remedies. Warm water with honey if possible, Tulsi kadha, turmeric. Avoid milk and milk products.
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