For a five-year-old experiencing cough and vomiting, keeping her hydrated with small, frequent sips of water or oral rehydration solutions is key. Please avoid giving Ambrolite-S (ambroxol/salbutamol) and Moxclav BD (amoxicillin/clavulanic acid) without a doctor's prescription. Self-administering these can cause side effects like rapid heart rate, worsened stomach upset, or antibiotic resistance if the infection is viral. Since she is vomiting, some oral medications might not be tolerated. I gently recommend having a pediatrician examine her to ensure she receives the safest, most effective treatment for her recovery.

A fever in a child for 2 to 3 days is often due to a common infection, and giving antibiotics without proper advice may not always be needed. Make sure your son stays well hydrated with water or other oral fluids, give him light, easy-to-digest food so his body can recover, and keep him comfortable with rest and light clothing. You can sponge him with normal water if the fever is high and check his temperature regularly to track improvement. Avoid giving any more doses without guidance, as the treatment depends on the exact cause. If the fever continues, increases, or he becomes less active or irritable, it needs attention. Consult a doctor to assess him and guide appropriate treatment.