Cheston 4 Mg/50 Mg/2 Mg Expectorant Health Feed

Chitrak haritaki 1 tsf twice a day empty stomach.
Kanakaasav 2 tsf +pippalyasav 2 tsf 4 tsf with equal amount of water after meals twice a day.
*swaas kaas chintamani ras+godantibhasma 125 mg+nagarjunabhra ras 125 mg+ras sindoor 125 mg. Empty stomach twice a day with honey
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Hi Mr. lybrate-user. 10 ml thrice daily will suffice. With this start warm salt water gargles as well.

Children often suffer form recurrent respiratory infections. Every time an antibiotic is prescribed. Ima warns not to give antibiotics so frequently. As a result, the infection keeps happening and then the child develops cough as the body tries to take out all the mucous of the precious recurrent infections. I strongly recommend not to give any couch syrup as it will just be a temporary suppression. The cough will return again after the suppressive action of the drug is exhausted.

Hello,
Yes, you may take ascoril + expectorant.
Along with it do gargle with warm water using betadine gargle.

its allergic problem, no permanent cure, can take tab 1tab sinarest hs, steam inhalation. it will help. welcome for further help.

Do steam inhalation 2-3 times daily and put otrivin nasal drop .Take one tablet of cetrizine at bed time

No need to take all those tablets. Nimesulide has been banned in India. But don't worry. No side effects with single dose. You will be cured.

You are taking a good antibiotic and the fever should go. If it does not go you need further tests and medication.

Most likely no harm when taken 2to 3 doses .for a long duration of use we need to see baby growth by serial scans.

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