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What Is The Treatment For Persistent Cough And Cold In A Child?

Hello! doctor, my son is 7 years old and he has been suffering from frequent cough and cold .Finally we took him to an ent who told me that his hearing partial due to fluid below the diaphragm.So he advise to go for 3 months medication at the end of which if there is no improvement he should go for adenoid surgery .Please advise on this
Mon, 20 Feb 2017
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Good morning..!!

Its a common problem encountered in children.

Adenoid enlargement are cause for frequent cough and cold attacks in children.

A condition called serous otitis media (accumulation of fluid in the middle ear) is the cause for partial hearning loss.

Your child is not getting better with medications, hence its better to go ahead with surgical removal of adenoids.

Thank you, have a nice day..!!!
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What Is The Treatment For Persistent Cough And Cold In A Child?

Good morning..!! Its a common problem encountered in children. Adenoid enlargement are cause for frequent cough and cold attacks in children. A condition called serous otitis media (accumulation of fluid in the middle ear) is the cause for partial hearning loss. Your child is not getting better with medications, hence its better to go ahead with surgical removal of adenoids. Thank you, have a nice day..!!!