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Here is a list of common symptoms and that type of medicine that will help to control or relieve it. Remember that most of these medicines, especially the cold remedies, will not make your child get better any faster. They should be used only if they are making your child more comfortable and are not causing bothersome side effects. If your child is not improving after a few days of being on an over the counter medicine or if he is getting worse, you should call your doctor.
  • pain: acetaminophen or ibuprofen
  • fever: acetaminophen or ibuprofen
  • runny nose (rhinorrhea): antihistamine
  • stuffy nose (upper respiratory tract infection): decongestant
  • runny or stuffy nose (allergies): antihistamine and/or a nasal steroid and a decongestant
  • cough: cough suppressant and/or a decongestant if accompanied by a runny nose or postnasal drip.
  • itching: antihistamine



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