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My baby is 2yrs old. From satday night he is having fever.Am giving calpol 6hrs once. From monday morning no fever.But again from yesterday morning he is having heavy cough with Running rose.yday night fever started.giving Ascoril and xyzol. Is this due to cold or need to take any test?
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Kindly visit paediatrician asap. Self medication is dangerous to your baby. With best wishes.
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As you said that the child is suffering from running nose and heavy cough, it could be upper respiratory tract infection. Usually the cause of this is viral but clinical examination is always important to check the throat and lungs of the child. Viral illnesses usually subside spontaneously within 10 days. What important is to watch for any complications and prevent them as much as possible.
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Kindly consult a good paediatrician and follow his instructions.
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