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Suggest Medicine To Cure Throat Infection And Fever Of A Baby
my daughter is 18months now.she had a throat infection and fever last week and the doctor prescribed amoxcillin antibiotic,then nasal spray for blocked nose.she got the throat infection from me.after taking antibiotic for 5days she was normal.then started severe cough at night.then went to doctor and said that she had a mild wheeze and was put nebulizer once and prescribed dilanyl 2.5ml three times and toplexil 2.5ml 3times for 5days.we have finished 5days medicine ,but still she is coughing at the night.iam so worried.iam in uae.i have ventorlin syrup which my peadiatrician gave me when i went india last month.i have given her this medicine when she had cough and fever last time.but now can i give her this medicine.pls help
Hi...Ventorlin is a medicine which is given for wheezing. If you feel that your child is having wheeze associated with severe cough and breathlessness you can give ventorlin as medicine till you see your pediatrician. Sometimes ventorlin can cause increased heart rate if given in excess dose. But as your pediatrician has already suggested nebulization, I see that your kid is having wheeze so you can go ahead and give ventolin.
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Suggest Medicine To Cure Throat Infection And Fever Of A Baby
Hi...Ventorlin is a medicine which is given for wheezing. If you feel that your child is having wheeze associated with severe cough and breathlessness you can give ventorlin as medicine till you see your pediatrician. Sometimes ventorlin can cause increased heart rate if given in excess dose. But as your pediatrician has already suggested nebulization, I see that your kid is having wheeze so you can go ahead and give ventolin. But get back to your doctor as soon as possible. Regards - Dr. Sumanth