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Suggest Treatment For Fever, Runny Nose And Cough

my 2 1/2 year old kid is having fever since 5 days first 3 days he had runny nose and high temp 39.6 degree centigrate.after that he started cough...specially in the evening he coughs more but the fever is on and off not continuous.he has low apitite.only today that means on 5th day he ate little .m bit worried
posted on Thu, 17 Jul 2014
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Hi dear
welcome to the HCM,
The child has contracted Viral RTI. Which is quite in this rainy season.
Atihistaminc decongestant syrup with antipyretics like sinarest may be tried for the symptomatic relief. Additional paracetamol can be given if fever donot respond to this.
If cough increases one can consider nebulization and steam inhalation. Antibiotics also may be considered tried if your peadiatrician decides.
Hope the query is answered.
thanks
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Suggest Treatment For Fever, Runny Nose And Cough

Hi dear welcome to the HCM, The child has contracted Viral RTI. Which is quite in this rainy season. Atihistaminc decongestant syrup with antipyretics like sinarest may be tried for the symptomatic relief. Additional paracetamol can be given if fever donot respond to this. If cough increases one can consider nebulization and steam inhalation. Antibiotics also may be considered tried if your peadiatrician decides. Hope the query is answered. thanks