Cold And Nasal Congestion

Cold and nasal congestion

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Maxtra drop how many days ( 14 drops twice ) maximum may intake by 12 months baby with 11 kg weight are possible for cold and nasal congestion?

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Maxtra Drops can be given for 5-7 days twice daily along with saline nasal drops.

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