Kuff D 2Mg/10Mg/10Mg Syrup Health Feed

Don't worry, if you take the above mentioned medications for short term (3 to 4) days, it won't have any effect on the baby.

dextromethorphan is not recommended for children, rather use Benadryl
avoid all cold and sour foods, if the child is breast fed, the mother as well is supposed to avoid all cold and sour foods

No don't give it.
Dextromethorphan should be avoided in small children.
Only give syp flucold 2.5 ml three times a day.

see the outcome of the treatment.if it is good then it is ok.if not ICS+laba(budamate) inhalation twice daily to be taken over prolonged period.

Not to worry madam but first stop the cough syrup you have to take the medicine tablet moxikind cv 625 my 1 tablet 2 times a day tablet febrex plus 1 tablet 2 times a day syrup brozeet 1 teaspoon 3 times a day tablet montair lc 1 tablet 1 a day tablet r ppi 20 my 1 tablet 1 a day and flomist nasal spray to spray in the nose 3 times a day please check pefr on breathometer at asthma clinic.

if regularly use cpm ,side effects chances of confusion ,severe allergy reaction, blurred vision, irregular heartbeat ,urine retention, leakage of urine.

Take honey in warm water,,take ginger juice,,take water vapour,,with this u need proper homoeopathic treatment to cure ur problem

Chlorpheniramine may cause sedation. There are better medications with lesser side effects for that.

Take tablet zifi o200 mg 1 tablet 2 times a day tablet wikoryl 1 tablet 2 times a day tablet levocet m 1 tablet daily and tusq longes for chewing 2 times for 3 days.

You need to see a physician 1st & then start medicine, cough doesnot always mean chest infection, so antibiotic will not help you out if it is not due to infection, rather it would harm you in different way by making any of the microrganisms be it commensal or pathogenic (commensal can turn pathogenic if colony count becomes more than allowed level or if patient is immunocompromised, etc.) resistant to that particular antibiotic & related antibiotics which you will spread through your handshake,...more