I'm sorry to hear your daughter has been experiencing a persistent fever and cough despite taking Calpol, Relent Plus, and Taxim-O for five days. Persistent symptoms like these can be concerning and may indicate that the underlying cause needs further evaluation.

Here are some important points and recommendations:

• Persistent fever and cough after several days of treatment suggest that the infection or condition may not be fully resolved or could be something more serious.
• Relent Plus Syrup contains cetirizine (an antihistamine) and ambroxol (a mucolytic), which help with allergy-related cough and mucus thinning but may not be sufficient if there is a bacterial infection or other cause.
• Taxim-O is an antibiotic, but if symptoms persist, it might mean the infection is resistant, or the diagnosis needs reassessment.
• It is important not to continue self-medicating without medical advice, especially with antibiotics.
• You should consult a pediatrician promptly for a thorough examination. The doctor may need to:
  • Reassess the diagnosis
  • Possibly order investigations like a chest X-ray or blood tests
  • Adjust or change medications based on findings
• If your daughter develops any of the following, seek emergency care immediately:
  • Difficulty breathing or rapid breathing
  • Persistent high fever not responding to medication
  • Lethargy or unresponsiveness
  • Severe chest pain or worsening symptoms

Please arrange to see a pediatrician as soon as possible to ensure your daughter receives the appropriate care. If urgent symptoms develop, do not hesitate to use emergency services.To narrow down potential causes, we will need some more information.Please enter your age.