A 5-month-old baby has a cough with phlegm, no fever, seeking treatment advice

A 50-day-old baby is experiencing diarrhea and poor appetite. After diagnosis by a doctor, it is determined to be viral infection-induced diarrhea, and treatment suggestions are provided.

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A 14-month-old baby presents with symptoms of nasal congestion, coughing with mucus, hoarseness, low fever (mostly at night), and crying upon waking, which began on the 28th day of the lunar calendar. Laboratory tests show slightly elevated blood counts, and the doctor diagnoses the baby with viral rhinitis and acute laryngitis. Medications prescribed include Anlin granules, ceftriaxone suspension, amoxicillin suspension (for children), and a spray for sore throat. However, the effectiveness of these treatments seems to be lacking. Please provide treatment recommendations.

For a 16-month-old baby who has had a cold for a week, with five days of clear runny nose transitioning to thick mucus, accompanied by slight coughing and no fever, it is recommended to use antibiotics for anti-infection treatment, along with cooling and detoxification therapy, and maintain a light diet and the habit of drinking plenty of water. As the condition has shown signs of improvement, it is suggested to continue treatment and pay attention to observing the child’s condition. If diagnosed with a respiratory system disease, immediate medical treatment should be sought and necessary gastrointestinal decompression should be performed. Parents should also pay attention to their child’s balanced diet and avoid picky eating habits.

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For the past two days, the child has had a bit of diarrhea and doesn’t eat much, but is very energetic. Suddenly today, the child started dry heaves during the day. As soon as they eat, they throw up, and if they strain, they have diarrhea! What’s going on? The baby hasn’t had diarrhea since birth! It’s just these two days!

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