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If on mother feed mother should take tulsi-basil droops, black zinger tea, seabuckthorn juice, nigella cap, other wise 01 droop in 20 ml water give 4-5 that water droop, apply warm castor oil on chest at bed time, keep warm, few droop of zinger water also, may contact for any assistance.

Dear Mr. lybrate-user. Chest infection is causing the fever & cough.
Kindly get a cbc esr and consult a pulmonologist.
Wishing you good health.

Not clear whether she has cold, wheezing sound on coughing, bodyache and fever. Watering of nose and reflux acidity causes cough on lying down. She should lie down in a propped up position. Continue same medicine take sips of water regualrly. If no relief case has to be reviewed after 2-3 days.

You need to be assessed
after tests the type of surgery is decided
you can call reena at mobile for appointment.

You have to be investigated fully including chest x-ray, sputum for afb & cbnaat, routine blood tests.

Dear Ms. lybrate-user, your symptoms are suggestive of chest infection with or without involvement of gi tract.
It would be best if you could get a cbc esr & ultrasound of abdomen (empty stomach).
You can load those reports (including your x ray) for complete advice on Lybrate forum.
Wishing you speedy recovery.

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you need budamate200 microgm transcap 1 transcap twice daily with lupihaler to continue.Rinse your mouth with drinking water 5 minutes after inhalation.

Mostly your son is suffering from viral flu or allergic cough for detailed evaluation required once do simple blood count and chest xray.

It seems it is allergy....Nasal Allergy: It is very common now a days…it is of two types –Seasonal and perineal. Seasonal allergic rhinitis occurs according to changes in atmosphere . Antihistaminics and decongestants can help you.