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Question of the Week
Question :
Posted On :
30 Jul 2023
What symptomatic medicine should be given in children less than 6 months of age having a cough with a running nose OR only cough persisting for more than 5-7 days without rhonchi?
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Expert Answer :
Saline nasal drops for cold. No cough syrups in children less than 2 years. May try
Paracetamol
for anti-inflammatory action.
Answer Discussion :
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Nimra Suhail
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no medicine
1 year ago
H
Hermela Getachew
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amoxicillin
1 year ago
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uchechi okorie
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Nothing
1 year ago
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Nadia Badalich
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N/s nasal drops
1 year ago
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leydio ortega
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nothing
1 year ago
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