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Child Have Reddish Eye And Runny Nose. Had Stomach Infection And Was Given Darloc Z. What Is The Reason?

hi, 2.10 year old toddler had stomach infection. so gave darloc z sachets, 1 per day for 3 day. noe stomach if fine but his right eye is slightly reddish and waterying ever 10 to 15 min.and also his right nostril is waterying/runninh. he is crying when his eye is waterying and saying eye is paining. so os it side effect of darolac z or some other infection.can give some home remedies for this eye problem.

Thu, 2 May 2013
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Hi,
Welcome to HCM,
It seems that your child is having viral infection.
Darolac-Z does not have this type of side effect.
Give him Syrup Benadryl or other decongestant syrup.
He will feel relief within an hour.
Continue 2-3 times a day for 2-3 days.
You can put antibiotic or some decongestant eye drops.
Avoid cold drinks.
Ok and bye.
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Child Have Reddish Eye And Runny Nose. Had Stomach Infection And Was Given Darloc Z. What Is The Reason?

Hi, Welcome to HCM, It seems that your child is having viral infection. Darolac-Z does not have this type of side effect. Give him Syrup Benadryl or other decongestant syrup. He will feel relief within an hour. Continue 2-3 times a day for 2-3 days. You can put antibiotic or some decongestant eye drops. Avoid cold drinks. Ok and bye.