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Runny nose
My son had fever cough and runny nose two weeks back. We were giving symptomatic treatment. Last week he developed pain in one of his ear. After consulting an ent, we found out he had an infection. She prescribed the following:
Augmentine duos 2.5ml thrice a day
Solvin syrup 2.5 ml thrice a day
Xyloflo nasal drops 4 times
For five days.
We followed and he got well.
Now after today he again has runny nose. I am worried. Is it allergy or something serious.
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Children are prone to viral rhinitis and may get it as much as 6-8 times a year.
The disease is harmless and resolves by itself, and is spread by droplets(air, touching objects)
It could also be allergic Rhinitis. Do you have a history of allergy in the family? Does anyone have asthma?
A Complete Blood Count would help.
If no issues on that, you can have your mind at rest and continue with symptomatic treatment.
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U can consult again, check with CBC, and viral infection and continue near by pediatrics consultation
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
Pediatrician
5 yrs exp
Rajkot
Maam visit to pediatrician.need to do blood investigation
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