Discuss the treatment methods for a child’s cough without phlegm, suggesting oral medication and attention to warmth.

A child’s cough without phlegm may be caused by pharyngitis or allergies. It is recommended to consult a doctor for examination and treatment based on the cause. For allergic coughs, anti-allergy treatment can be adopted.

How to diagnose and treat a child’s symptoms of cough, fever, and difficulty breathing?

When a child has a cold with a fever and sore throat, consider giving appropriate medication and paying attention to daily care.

What to do when a child has symptoms of fever, cough, hiccups, and a runny nose?

A child’s cough can be caused by various reasons, including the common cold, bronchitis, and pneumonia. Understanding the cause of the cough and adopting appropriate treatment methods is important.

The child has a slight cough but has not been diagnosed with a respiratory system disease. How should it be handled?

What to do if a child has a cough? It could be due to wind-cold flu, and should be treated early.

A child’s coughing and vomiting at night may be due to wind-cold cough and common cold. Symptoms can be relieved through medication treatment and attention to staying warm.

A child experiences coughing while sleeping, with a breathing rate of 40 times per minute, accompanied by coughing. They have an allergic constitution and have suffered from pneumonia twice before, each time with symptoms of increased breathing rate, reaching up to 50 times per minute at the worst. They received nebulizer treatment today and have taken medication. It is recommended to pay attention to observation, avoid allergens, maintain good air circulation at home, avoid spicy foods, and encourage the child to drink plenty of water. These are the suggestions for this issue, hoping it will be helpful to you, and wish you a speedy recovery!