Running nose and cough

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Asked for Male, 3 Years

My child is 2 yrs 2 months. He has running nose with cough since 2 - 3 months. Its off some times for 2-3 days and revives in no time. Our pediatrician suggested n we Used alerid n cherrycough but nut reducing. Would there b any help by seeing pulmonologist? Need suggestion. Thanks

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General Physician

Hello Ma'am I can certainly understand your concern with regards to your child. The possibility of a lower respiratory tract infection is very high.

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Chest x-ray , blood counts, complete Urinary examination is required

Health Tips

Consultation with a Pediatric Pulmonologist is strongly recommended

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