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Running Nose
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I have a 11 months old baby and having running nose since from 5 days...i am applying vicks baby rub, saline drops but nothing worked...
Please suggest something to get rid of cold as i see lot of mucus coming from his nose ...
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Cold is most of the time because of some viral infection or allergic condition and symptoms are usually sneezing, running nose, nasal congestion and fever. cough along with throat irritation are usually associated .
Treatment consists of antiallergic antipyretics analgesics and decongestants medicine .
As a home remedy steam inhalation would be very useful .
Medicines like wikoryl / tminic / Alex cold can be used in a proper dose for 3-5 days as per the symptoms .
Steam inhalation is repeated frequently .
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You may try with Maxtra drops 0.5 ml twice a day
Avoid bottle feeding
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Apply the saline nasal drops 2 to 3 hourly. Also consult a pediatrician to get the baby checked.
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