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Running nose
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My baby is 2 years. Due to change in weather he has cold. Last Saturday he had vaccination for influenza. Is running nose side effects of vaccination. Now to stop running nose can I give WIKORYL AF syrup. His weight is 10.5. please suggest and how much should I give and intervals. Thank you
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No it is not due to vaccination. You can give the syrup. For his weight 2.5ml you can give two times a day
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Influenza vaccine wont cause cold, so dont worry...
Cold might be due to weather conditions...
Give cetirizine syp 2.5ml two times a day....or you can also give wikoryl AF 2.5ml two times..
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guve steam inhalation and veggie soup...
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Flu vaccine doesn’t cause cold.
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Give Syr Wikoryl-AF 2.5 ml thrice daily for 3-5 days and do steam inhalation
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