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My daughter is 18days she has watery eyes which sticking all the time as well she is sneezing and suffocating some time ... she is not sleeping as well I am not understanding what to do can I give phenergan if yes then how much
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Its normal...nasal block or sneezing is common in newborn, nothingbto do as its normal....
For nasal block instill nasal saline drops...
For stcking eye, its due to lacrimal duct obstruction so do lacrimal massage to relieve it...
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phenargan is not advisable and its not required to ur baby...
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if any query then consult online...
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Sneezing and nose blocks are normal in a baby
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Do lacrimal duct massage ( over the inner part of The Eye near the nose) 2-3 times/ day for 3 months. Watering could be due partial block of the duct.
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If baby is feeding well and gaining weight adequately, nothing to worry. Consult online
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Dr. Raktima Chakrabarti
Pediatrician
29 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Don’t give any medicine on your own as she is just 18 days old, she need to be examined
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In clinic consultation
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Steam inhalation should be of some help
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