1. Bathing with Cold and Cough

   • It is generally safe for a child with cold and cough without fever to have a bath.
   • Use warm water and ensure your daughter is dried and kept warm afterward to prevent chills.

2. Understanding Yellow Nasal Mucus

   • Yellow mucus often indicates the body's immune response to an infection, usually viral but sometimes bacterial.
   • This is common in colds and does not always mean antibiotics are needed.

3. Current Medication: Ambrodil Syrup

   • Ambrodil Syrup (Ambroxol hydrochloride) helps thin and loosen mucus, making it easier to clear from the airways.
   • Continue giving this medication as prescribed by the doctor.

4. Use of Cetirizine and Allergy Considerations

   • Cetirizine is an antihistamine used to relieve allergy symptoms and may help if allergies contributed to the runny nose.
   • A single dose taken four days ago is unlikely to have ongoing effects now.

5. Possibility of Sinus Infection

   • Persistent yellow mucus and nasal symptoms could suggest sinus involvement.
   • Watch for symptoms like facial pain, prolonged nasal congestion, or fever.

6. Recommendations for Further Management

   • Supportive care such as nasal saline drops or sprays can help clear mucus and ease nasal congestion.
   • Consult a pediatrician if symptoms last more than 10 days, worsen, or if new symptoms like fever appear.
   • Avoid starting antibiotics without medical advice.

7. When to Seek Medical Attention

   • Seek prompt medical care if your daughter has difficulty breathing, high fever, severe facial pain, or worsening symptoms.

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