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Post covid cough phelgm
Hi my baby is 2.7 years old.he was detected covid positive on 14 June since June 8th he was having fever running nose and phelgm .and on 22 fever reduced running nose reduced but cough continued few days .3 days back he was having swollen eyes with dirt coming out for 2 days later normal .since yesterday again he started to get cough and phelgm.He is actively playing at home but when we go out he isn't walking he is just asking to carry him.is there anything to worry about or else everything will be fine..already we used fever syrup for almost 13 to 15 days cough syrup 10 days nasal saline spray more than 15 days nebulizer 3 days .he doesn't have fever now cough and phelgm .
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We should change medicines. More details are needed like type of cough, previous history etc. Contact again. Nothing to worry. It should go away with treatment
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