How to Handle Cough and Fever with Vomiting in Children

A four-year-old boy has been suffering from cough and intermittent fever for four days. After the fever subsided, it returned again, accompanied by one-sided facial redness and occasional vomiting. He also experiences abdominal pain. He is currently taking ibuprofen and cough medicine. He has previously had acute tonsillitis and bronchitis. The inquiry is about what medication should be taken and how many days it might take for the fever to subside.
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How to Handle Cough and Nasal Congestion in Newborns

Coughing accompanied by nasal congestion in newborns is primarily caused by viral infections. It is recommended to adopt antiviral treatment, which may include medications such as children’s Amantadine Granules and Ribavirin, and to supplement with plenty of water and a light diet.
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