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Infant Suffering From Respiratory Infection, Taking Medicines, No Improvement. Solution?

My son is 1 yr and 7 months old. He is suffering from respiratory infection for the past one week. he is taking ascoril syrup 4ml, omnacortil syrup 7ml and Asthalin in nebulizer , all thrice a day. He stil has cough and shows very little improvement in wheezing . Is the medication right or what has to be given? He weights 10.7 kg
Thu, 7 Feb 2013
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Hi,
Thank you for your query,
Your child seems to have Hyper reactive airway disease.
Continue the medication as prescribed by your Pediatrician.
Omnacortil can be given for shorter duration and give according to the prescribed dose and duration.
If there is no improvement, reconsultation is required to assess the child response and the modification in treatment.
Hope I have answered your query.
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Infant Suffering From Respiratory Infection, Taking Medicines, No Improvement. Solution?

Hi, Thank you for your query, Your child seems to have Hyper reactive airway disease. Continue the medication as prescribed by your Pediatrician. Omnacortil can be given for shorter duration and give according to the prescribed dose and duration. If there is no improvement, reconsultation is required to assess the child response and the modification in treatment. Hope I have answered your query.