X Par A 50 mg/50 mg/12.5 mg Expectorant Health Feed

Dear Lybrate user,
It is difficult to advise you correctly without examination. Though one should avoid unnecessary drugs at this stage, but if your medical condition warrants, one may have to administer them.

Dosage is correct, don't doubt on your pediatrician. But in viral upper respiratory infections don't give medicines repeatedly. Home made remedy will all that is required.

Dear lybrate user homeopathic medicines will cure him in minimum dose without suppressing immune system

The mucus n stools can be expectorated by cough and pain can be colicky pain and take Meftal spas for pain

Do xray chest
send me report as you get them
meanwhile take following homeopath medication
sbl drop no 7
10 drops in 50 ml water three times a day
sulphur
200
4 drops once a week
biocombination no 6
4 tabs three times a day
all for 3 weeks.

Hi, Lybrate user, I being a homoeo consultant can suggest you some recourse in homoeopathy, please. Give him homoeo medicines, underlying:@ bryonia album 30ch 1 drop. @ heper sulph 30ch 1 drop. @spongia tosta 30ch 1 drop
mixed with 1tsfl of water, thrice /daily. Exposure of ac and cold intake be avoided.
Tk, care.

Ideally expectorants are not used for infants but still if you are using then dose is 5ml 8 to 12 hourly as per levosalbutamol which is not easy to give.

Avoid eating excessive amounts of cough drops containing menthol. Large amounts of menthol can reduce milk supply.
Expectorant cough mixtures
medicines containing guaifenesin can be taken by breastfeeding mothers to relieve a chesty cough.
Nasal decongestant sprays or drops will act directly on the nasal passages to relieve congestion and reduce absorption into the mother’s body. These may prove to be a safer alternative to decongestant tablets.

Medicines are ok. Is there any fever? Is this 1st episode of such illness? Is there allergy in family?

Hi, most probably your ent physician, who you consulted, has prescribed you the right medicines given his clinical assessment of your problem. I would advise you here to have trust in him and complete medications as prescribed. Do visit him for a follow up as has been advised by him so that he can review treatment progress and do the needful. In the meantime, do keep your life style and diet streamlined. Avoid foods that you are allergic to, and also hot, spicy, cold foods and drinks. High calor...more