How to deal with a baby’s nighttime fever and cough

Noisy breathing due to nasal congestion in babies may affect growth and development, and needs to be treated early.

The baby has been scratching its ears since birth, and recently, it’s been constantly nosebleeding. How can we prevent and treat a baby’s nosebleed?

After the baby’s fever has healed, the cough persists for one or two months. How should it be treated? What medication should be taken?

A three-year-old baby has been suffering from recurrent cough for over a year, with multiple hospitalizations and treatments not leading to complete recovery. Accompanied by urticarial symptoms, could it be chronic bronchitis? Does the baby have hope for a cure in the future?

A two-year-old child has been coughing for over a month, with slight coughing still present despite multiple medications. The cough is less frequent during the day and more frequent at night, accompanied by phlegm that cannot be expelled. Inquire about whether to continue medication and how to alleviate symptoms.

A 1-year-and-11-month-old baby has a persistent cough, how should it be handled?

The baby has been coughing for more than 10 days, what should be done?

The baby has been suffering from persistent diarrhea for several days. How should it be treated?

The baby has been experiencing diarrhea for three consecutive days, occurring three times a day, but no other symptoms are present. How should this be handled?