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What to Do If a Child Has Persistent High Fever and Cough?
If a child has phlegm in their throat after drinking sweet water, there’s no need to worry too much. Drinking plenty of water may help alleviate the symptoms. If the situation does not improve, it is recommended to seek medical attention early.
The child has been coughing with phlegm recently and has had a fever for three days. Although fever-reducing medication has been taken, the body temperature still rises a few hours later. Urine tests show a viral infection, and after a physical examination, the doctor diagnosed it as a urinary tract infection. The child has been taking cefixime granules, Ettanquity, antiviral oral liquid, but there has been no improvement. Yesterday, the doctor prescribed oseltamivir granules, ambroxol hydrochloride nebulization, budesonide, and applied traditional Chinese medicine acupoint patches, but the effects were not significant. At night, the child coughs severely, lasting for a long time each time, with a phlegmy sound. What should be done? The child is now 1 year and 3 months old.
My baby is one and a half years old, has poor appetite, and is still drinking milk. Today, during his nap, I felt that his palms and soles were a bit warm. His head and body are not hot, but he’s a bit sweaty. What should I do? The child vomits when taking medicine, and why are his palms and soles hot?
The baby has been having trouble sleeping at night and is experiencing digestive issues, such as eating and then having the same things come out. It could be due to a calcium deficiency or digestive problems. Consider supplementing with calcium and taking probiotics to regulate the gut flora.
If a child has poor spleen and stomach function with thick tongue coating, it is recommended to seek traditional Chinese medicine treatment or Western medicine for treatment
After three days of a cold, if a child still has recurring high fever after taking fever-reducing medicine, accompanied by vomiting, it may be caused by tonsillitis. It is recommended to use symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication and antipyretic drugs for treatment, and to pay attention to diet.