No dear ,only breat milk shall be given, or formula. Doctor must hvae given medication considering all the symptoms., and remember viral infection atleast takes 5-6 days to subside.
You may give your baby Septillin drops 1ml thrice Tulsi drops 6drops twice
Upto 6month we can’t give water other than breast milk /formula milk So please Avoid clove water This viral infection will subside automatically. Meanwhile you can give Septilin syrup - 3-4drops /3times daily
Don’t give any medication or herbal medicine without consulting pediatrician
Please don’t give baby anything without seeking pediatrician…bcz you baby is just a new born 6 months…so consult a pediatrician.not give here and there thoughts
Hello Batool
NO ABSOLUTELY NOT !!
Clove is Highly Strong Herb even to Adults ur baby is too small 6 months u can’t give
Viral infection are self limiting doens’t need any Major Treatment it Stay 10 - 15 Days and Subsides by own.
" Breast Milk Is Best Medicine for ur Baby " Additionally U can Give Tulasi Drops it’s Soft Natural Antiviral in Action.Give Only 6 Drops twice a Day Orally.
Don’t Give anything without Advcie of Ur Paediatrician
God Bless You Both 😊🙏
Absolute No as clove is too strong for infant and may cause mucosal irritation breathing difficulties liver issues (overdose)
safer alternatives for immunity support for 6 month old baby- BREASTMILK- best immunity booster if formula fed- ensure its iron fortified and age appropriate Allow body to build natural immunity through mild, managed infections
gentle home support;- warm water compress for body comfort cool boiled water (a few sip) if baby is on warning 6+ month old- helps soothe mouth humidifier in the room to sooth throat discomfort
if symptoms worsen then follow up with your paediatrician
avoid clove water for Now. let baby body heal naturally focus on comfort and hydration
thank you
Viral infections, especially in infants, can be concerning as their immune systems are still developing. While clove does have some potential immune-supporting and antiviral properties, using clove water for a 6-month-old should be approached with caution. Cloves are quite potent, and their strong nature may not be suitable for a baby’s delicate system.
For an infant, it’s best to rely on milder and well-established methods to support immunity. Breastfeeding, if you’re able, continues to provide vital antibodies and strengthens the baby’s natural defenses. Keeping him hydrated is crucial, so continue with breast milk or formula as he tolerates.
In Ayurveda, an infant’s digestion and body’s balance (doshas) is quite sensitive. Direct clove usage can create more imbalance or aggravate the condition, especially given its potent nature and the baby’s tender age. Instead, focusing on supportive care for your child during this time is key. Ensure he stays comfortable, with clean and breathable clothing, and watch for any symptoms that might need immediate attention, like dehydration or a high-grade fever that persists.
If you’re considering any herbal support, it’s always, and I cannot stress this enough, best to consult your pediatrician or an Ayurveda practitioner who can consider all aspects of your child’s health contextually, ensure safety, and provide personalized guidance. Always prioritize methods that are universally recognized as safe for infants.
Monitor his symptoms closely, and it’s vital to seek medical attention promptly if you notice any abnormalities in his condition or if his symptoms worsen. Your healthcare provider’s guidance combined with maintaining a nurturing environment can help your baby recover more comfortably.
