Severe cough in children may be due to catching a cold or having a feverish illness. It is recommended to give the child medication to treat cough and fever, and maintain a warm and moist indoor environment, avoiding going out. If the situation does not improve, seek medical attention as soon as possible.
Consider respiratory tract infection and pharyngitis, and it’s recommended to have a medical check-up. Oral amoxicillin granules, Qingre Qingfei Liuxue oral liquid, Lianhua Qingwen granules, and traditional Chinese medicine treatment can be considered. Pay attention to diet, focusing on light and easy-to-digest foods.
For the past week or so, the child has been suffering from severe coughing every night. Sometimes, they vomit the food they ate at dinner, and at other times, some mucus. After vomiting, they sleep soundly. Initially, I thought it was due to eating too much for dinner, but even when dinner was light, they still vomited. There is no sign of asthma. They had a cold with a runny nose before, which then turned into coughing, and now it’s especially severe at night. The child just started kindergarten, and they may eat more when they come home because they aren’t full during the day.
Cervical spondylosis may be causing shoulder discomfort. It is recommended to seek medical attention and consider acupuncture treatment.
A child of eight months old often sweats excessively and has trouble sleeping at night. Some say it’s due to ‘heart fire,’ but is it true? What are the solutions?
Small bumps have appeared on a baby’s body and face, 5 years old with itchy skin and crying. Has used medication for eczema, looking for recommendations for medication.
When sneezing suddenly at dawn followed by a nosebleed occurs again, possible causes may include snoring or diseases of the nasal, pharyngeal, and laryngeal areas, such as nasal polyps, sinusitis, and laryngeal polyps that lead to obstructed breathing.
Snoring can lead to varying degrees of oxygen deficiency, posing potential harm to various organs over time, including the cardiovascular and central nervous systems.
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