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Advise - Leezit a OR sinarist for Cold
Dear Precious Doctors,
Could you please advise Sinarist or Leezit A syrup works better for 3 months baby suffering with cold and how much ml to be used.
Appreciate your help.
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Your child is to small for oral medication. Usually medicines for cold causes drowsy ness due to which kids drink less milk and none of the medication use mentioned are shown to be effective below 6 months and according to product monogram it’s contraindicated. Just continue saline nasal drop every 4 hourly for days. If nasal congestion is to much then you can use nasal aspirator to suck out nasal secretions.
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you can js give one drop of nasoclear in each nostril four times a day.. it will help you
But if it doesn't then you can just give 1 ml of drop sinarest if your baby is 3-4 kg
If you have nebuliser at home you can js nebulise twice a day with normal saline to get the effects.
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