Montair LC Kid 2.5 is generally prescribed for allergic conditions, not for fever or infections. A dry cough and fever in children can arise from different causes, and the appropriate treatment depends on the child’s age, weight, and overall health. Giving this medicine without medical advice is not recommended. The safest step is to consult a paediatrician, who can examine your daughter and prescribe the correct treatment.

A child with asthma and a dry cough from dust allergies is often treated with Montair LC Kid 2.5 and Asthalin to reduce inflammation and open the airways. Follow the doctor's instructions carefully, monitor your child's symptoms, and consult again if coughing persists or worsens.