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Please Suggest Some Medication For My 8 Month Old Child Suffering From Sinus Infection And Congestion

Anything I can do for my 8mnth old with a cold? I have an 8 month old with a cold or sinus infection. Congested, runny nose & coughing. What can I do for him?? Any medication?
Sat, 14 May 2011
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you have not mentioned the duration of the symptoms. If it is of recent duration and the discharge is clear and watery then just give some decongestant drops like Timic or Sinarest Also steam inhalation will help relieve the stuffy nose and cough. However, a greenish or yellowish discharge is suggestive of a supper added infection. In that case you should consult a Pediatrician for appropriate treatment.
Thanks and best of luck.
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Please Suggest Some Medication For My 8 Month Old Child Suffering From Sinus Infection And Congestion

Hi you have not mentioned the duration of the symptoms. If it is of recent duration and the discharge is clear and watery then just give some decongestant drops like Timic or Sinarest Also steam inhalation will help relieve the stuffy nose and cough. However, a greenish or yellowish discharge is suggestive of a supper added infection. In that case you should consult a Pediatrician for appropriate treatment. Thanks and best of luck.