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Children With Severe Cough, Rashes On The Chin, Sore Throat. Calpol Given. Anything Else To Be Given?

Hi my son and daughter age 5 and 7 are both coughing a lot and spitting a lot of cold from there throats. No sign of temperature although my son now has a slight red rash under his chin no where else on his body. I gave them both calpol which helped my daughters soar throat. we have also given them lemon and honey to help sooth their coughing what else can you suggest
Wed, 29 May 2013
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Thanks for writing to health care magic.
You should monitor his respiratory rate. If you feel that he is breathing fast or has high grade fever or chest retractions or you feel that he is drowsy you should consult your doctor immediately.

Is he having such episodes recurrently?

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Hope this helps.
Take care.
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Children With Severe Cough, Rashes On The Chin, Sore Throat. Calpol Given. Anything Else To Be Given?

Hi, Thanks for writing to health care magic. You should monitor his respiratory rate. If you feel that he is breathing fast or has high grade fever or chest retractions or you feel that he is drowsy you should consult your doctor immediately. Is he having such episodes recurrently? Continue to ask further queries. Hope this helps. Take care.