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Sneezing Attack
My 6 yr old son wakes up with stuffy nose followed by sneezing attack for an hour. He gets normal after bath etc. Fully active day through. No fever or any other symptoms.
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Avoid using A.C in night time..
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use nasivion pediatric drops 2drops each nostril before putting him to sleep.
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It is very important to prevent temperature variations around the child which is the most common cause of running nose sneezing cough and cold in children as well as adults. if the problem is not controlled by such measures you will have to give anti allergic medicines which contains montelukast and levocetirizine for your child
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,
Could be allergy.
Keep the house clean and avoid fur toys/ animals
Do steam inhalation before going to bed.
Is still sneezing persists, give montair Syr in the evening for a month.
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