Question

Has a cough and nasal congestion been persisting for two months, could this be allergic cough?

Answer

The patient suffered from a cold in March 2013 that caused a cough, which has not fully recovered since. During this period, various medications were taken and intravenous injections were administered for treatment. The main symptoms currently are cough and nasal congestion. It is recommended to undergo examinations including chest X-ray, CT, bronchoscopy, and bronchial provocation test, and consider treatments such as antibiotics, hormones, cough suppressants, and expectorants. In addition, it is advised to avoid eating spicy, cold, and other irritating foods, and to strengthen physical fitness through exercise. For pediatric otorhinolaryngological diseases, it is suggested that patients consult with specialists in a timely manner and receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor. Daily attention should be paid to preventing heat-related issues, hoping the child can recover quickly.