A cough lasting 3 months is considered chronic and needs proper evaluation rather than repeated syrups. Night cough can be linked to asthma, allergy, sinus drainage, or acid reflux. Avoid dust exposure, cold air, and late-night heavy meals. Please consult a doctor for a detailed assessment and targeted treatment instead of continuing cough syrups.

No, this combination may not be appropriate. Maxtra helps relieve a runny nose and nasal congestion, but it does not treat fever or body aches, which typically require paracetamol. Ambrodil-S contains Salbutamol, a bronchodilator meant for wheezing and airway spasms. It should not be used for a routine cough without a doctor's prescription, as it can cause side effects like a rapid heart rate and shakiness. Since the symptoms started yesterday, please consult a paediatrician. They will examine your child's chest and prescribe the correct, safe medications and dosages based on their weight.