My one and 6 month baby have severe cough and cold, eyes became red, and having stool for 5 times a day with little fever, 2, months ago due to little watery stool for 4,5 times day our primaey care doctor gave ofluxacin and metroconazole, but baby did not take that medicine for 7 days, only afteer 2 day his mother stopped the antibiotic, so after 5 days problem starts, then after giveing ofluxacin for 7 day it was stopped but again 15 days the same problem started, due to travelling baby has severe cough cold and also fever , doctor has written lRTi and acute gastrointitis in prescription and prescribed cefakind, levofluxacin metrocanazole which baby donottaken, forcefully 2 days cefakind has given two times it was vomitted then by telephonic doctor gave msg to give xone 500 injection bd for 3 days, our baby is breast feeding is it problematic, one injection was given, should we give the other medicinescinarest cough syrup which was also prescribed before on prescription,
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Your child is having respiratory and gastrointestinal tract infection. This could be due to virus with superimposed bacterial infection. So your child need iv antibiotics for 2-3 days and oral medication of paracetamol, probiotics, zinc. Cough video recording is very important as the medication is different for different types of cough. So if possible please kindly opt for video consultation or consultant near pediatrician with video recording of cough
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keep hydrate your child
give cold sponging for fever
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Yes please give the medicines for cough and cold prescribed. You can take injections also as baby is not accepting oral medicines. No problems if baby is breastfeeding. Please consult directly for a second opinion as physical check up is needed.
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