Ambrodril syrup is usually recommended for children over 2 years old, according to the label. Sometimes doctors prescribe medicines earlier than the label suggests if they believe it’s the best option for your child’s condition. Since your baby is only 10 months old, it’s essential to follow your doctor’s instructions carefully and check with them about the right dose and the duration of treatment. If you notice anything unusual or are worried, contact your doctor straight away. Always measure the medicine using the provided device and don’t give more than prescribed.

It is perfectly fine for your daughter to have a bath. Yellow mucus from the nose often indicates a viral cold and does not necessarily mean a sinus or bacterial infection. Continue supportive care, keep her well hydrated, and use saline drops or gentle nasal suction to help clear the mucus. Do not give any additional medicines without a doctor?s advice.

A cough lasting only a day is often due to a common cold and can usually be managed at home with simple measures. Ensure your son stays well hydrated, and if he is over one year old, a spoonful of honey can help soothe his throat. Please consult a doctor promptly if the cough is severe or if he develops a fever, difficulty breathing, or wheezing.

Make sure your child drinks plenty of fluids and gets enough rest. Keeping the air moist with a humidifier can help ease the cough. Ambrodil Syrup (Ambroxol hydrochloride) is usually not recommended for children under 6 years old, so stop giving this medication and consult your doctor. Seek medical attention immediately if the cough worsens or if your child develops a fever, difficulty breathing, or other unusual symptoms.