A cough lasting over 10 days with vomiting may suggest a persistent chest infection, airway irritation, or conditions such as pertussis (whooping cough) or bronchiolitis (a viral lung infection). If there has been no improvement with Taxim-O Forte Dry Syrup (cefixime), it may not be a bacterial infection or may require further review. It is best to have your baby examined by a paediatrician to assess breathing, oxygen levels, and overall condition. Seek urgent care if you notice fast breathing, poor feeding, fever, or unusual sleepiness.

While these medications are often used for respiratory issues, using multiple antibiotics like Cefpodoxime and Azithromycin (Azithral 200) simultaneously in a 9-month-old baby requires careful monitoring by a paediatrician. If your baby is experiencing breathing difficulties and refusing feeds, she should be assessed urgently to ensure her oxygen levels are stable and that she is not dehydrated. For weight gain, focus on small, frequent feedings of breast milk or formula, and introduce high-calorie supplements only under your doctor?s supervision.

No, you should not give Coscopin Paed Suspension (Noscapine, Ammonium chloride, and Sodium citrate) to a 10-week-old baby unless it is specifically prescribed by a paediatrician. Such cough medicines are generally not recommended for infants this young due to safety concerns. A dry cough at this age should be properly evaluated by a doctor to identify the underlying cause, such as infection or irritation. It is important to seek medical advice promptly rather than self-medicating.