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Blocking nose
One month before my 118 days old baby got cold and cough. We took her to the hospital and she got drips. And we gave antibiotics to her. Again 2 weeks before she got cold. Now I feel its got cured. But still there is a sound from her nose and little bit of cough .. Is it cold or nose block.. Should I need to me pred immediately or can I wait some time? She is vomiting also. For second time visit I did not met doctor I am giving the Levosalbutamol syrup.. From past one week.. Will it be helpful?
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Plz show to consultant before starting medications ..
he will check u r kid lungs and if required he will get an x ray chest to rule out the cause a also ...
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It is advisable to meet your doctor before starting any medication. You can stop Levosalbutamol syrup. Your doctor will advise whether it is because of a nose block or chest condition that needs treatment.
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Dr. Harit Bansal
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Give steam inhalation and visit docotr
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