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Sneezing and cough
Hi, my baby boy is 40 days old, having cough and sneezing through out a day. especially in night he struggling to sleep due to nasal congestion, giving lot of noise. any suggestion on this? am using cloth langot only. can i start to use pampers through out a day? birth weight 2.6 current weight 3
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Keep the baby exclusively breastfed. put nasal saline drops every 3 hourly usually before feeds.
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consult a pediatrician if cough increases
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If the cough increases so much so that,baby is unable to feed then consult pediatrician immidiately.
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Use nasal saline drops to relieve nasal block...you can use it very frequently, 1drop in each nostril... You can use diaper but change it frequently to avoid rashes....
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Hi Start on nasal drops 2 drops every 4 th hrly each nostril If there is any difficulty in feeding give nasal drops 15 minutes before feeds
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If not relieving consult near by pediatrician
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Diapers can be used .. but there should be diaper free time daily for 1 0r 2 hours
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Hi, Use saline nasal drops for noisy breathing Coughing occasionally and sneezing is normal in the babies. Diapers can be used at night
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If baby is active and gaining weight adequately, nothing to worry
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Hi! Baby gained very less weight. Is feeding sufficient? You can use nasoclear nasal drops and do gentle massage for nasal congestion. You can continue using cloth and needs to be changed immediately once they are wet.
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Recommended to visit near by hospital to check lungs and condition of the child.
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