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Reoccurring running nose
3 days before baby had cold so two days two times maxtra drops I gave and 1 day fever he had so paracetamol 1 day I gave and stopped as fever reduced. After a gap of 1 day running nose has started again , what should be done? 1 year with 8kg baby weight
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You can give maxtra for few days twice daily.
at this age you can go for limited number of home remedies. you can give tulsi and ginger juice diluted with water 3 times per day. you can apply baby vicks if the child is not allergic to it.
boiling water with carom seeds (ajwain) and tulsi leaves can help relieve coughing. it also helps in the relief of chest congestion.
massages are most effective for children under two years of age. massage the baby's chest, back, and neck with mustard oil and garlic. cover the baby's palms and feet with the oil for immediate comfort.
keep the child hydrated with water juice and milk. you can give turmeric with milk as well as water.
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