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Cold running nose fever
My son is 2 year old he is suffering from cold and running nose & little fever about 99.5 F
Can I give montair lc kid and after 1 hr sinarest for kids
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Yes... u can give both those medicines but make sure there is a gap of atleast 6 hours between those two. My advise is give montair in the morning and night. And syp sinarest when the kid has fever as montair lc has levicetrzine which generally takes care of cold .
Next Steps
There may be chances of nose blockage when there is running nose. If yeah then give nasivion mini nasal drops 1 drop in both nostrils three times a day.
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Take care . If u need my further help in this issue or anything in the future, feel comfortable to consult. I’ll be happy to help. Take care.
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Dr. Pandurang Sawant
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13 yrs exp
Pune
Avoid montair lc kid for just an running nose
It's helpful for asthmatic children
Just use
Syrp. Relent plus 3.5ml thrice a day for 3days
Nasivion baby nasal drops 1 drop in each nostril 3 times a day for 2days
Thats all
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If problem persist than consult ur nearest good pediateician
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