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Suggest Remedy For Cough With Stuffy Nose
Hello doctor....greetings... My daughter is 6 years old. She suddenly had cough followed by cold and fever with stuffy nose.... Consulted a paediatrician nearby... She was prescribed with 1. Tab.Sinarest 1/2 -1/2 - 1/2 2.Syp. Zifi CV 100(cefixime 100mg and potassium clavulanate 62.50mg/5ml ) 5-0-4ml X 5days 3.Ambrolite S 5-5-5ml After the treatment she was OK till today morning till 10am.... But before we could feed her breakfast she vomitted with light watery fluid.... Later was fed with two Idli s .... However after an hour she again vomitted all that was fed to her..... Now I have given her ondem followed by crocin DS syrup after 15mins giving ondem syrup. Should I give the antibiotic or not... If S when should I give her the antibiotic.... Should I continue with the same syrup or should I change to Augmentin DDS.... What should be the food for her.... Can I give her tender coconut....... Pl advise....
Fri, 20 Feb 2015
Thanks for your question on HCM.
I can understand your situation and problem.
In my opinion you should immediately consult pediatrician and get done clinical examination because continuous vomiting in children can lead to dehydration.
Early recognition and prompt treatment for dehydration is needed to prevent complications.
So better to first consult pediatrician.
Yes, you can give onden syrup.
If she tolerate oral feed, then food should be given.
But better first consult pediatrician and start appropriate treatment.
I can understand your situation and problem.
In my opinion you should immediately consult pediatrician and get done clinical examination because continuous vomiting in children can lead to dehydration.
Early recognition and prompt treatment for dehydration is needed to prevent complications.
So better to first consult pediatrician.
Yes, you can give onden syrup.
If she tolerate oral feed, then food should be given.
But better first consult pediatrician and start appropriate treatment.
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