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Severe cold
Hi my daughter is 1 year old and she has caught severe cold. She hasn't developed fever yet. What can I do?
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Greetings. Give her hot milk with turmeric. Give her steam inhation. Use nasivion saline nasal drops 2-3 time a day. First Relax. Don't panic. Give vitamin C 200mg crushed and mixed with water. Give hot soups. I like ginger with jaggary and black pepper and cloves boiled to make concoction. Cool it and serve it warm. 2--3 times a day. For 3days. Our Indian herbs have proved to be treatment all over world.
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Give syrup Sinarest AF 2.5ml thrice a day and nasoclear nasal drops 1 drop thrice a day for 3 days. Give steam inhalation, warm water to drink with honey and soup. Add haldi to food or milk
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Greetings need to start on medication so kindly book a consultation so that I can guide you through the treatment.
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