Explanation of a baby’s breathing condition after birth, as well as issues with open-mouth breathing and throat discomfort.

How to cope with a baby’s congenital laryngomalacia and tracheal retraction signs?

How to Handle Fever and Bronchitis Symptoms After Baby Vaccination

How to care for a baby in the recovery period of bronchitis pneumonia, and how to handle medication side effects

A baby at 40 days old with bronchitis pneumonia may experience difficulty breathing through the nose and a whistling sound at night after treatment, along with occasional coughing and hiccups during the day, which might be due to incomplete recovery from bronchitis pneumonia. It is recommended to pay attention to rest and diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and consider using pediatric paracetamol yellow amantadine granules, pediatric lung cough granules, and ceftriaxone granules, among other medications.

Precautions to consider when giving medication to a baby with a cold and cough

Baby has a cold and cough, blood routine test shows elevated red blood cell count, possible causes and solutions.

How to care for a 7-month-old baby with a cold?

The baby is scheduled to receive the BCG vaccine at three months old, but there are symptoms of a runny nose and fever. Worried about delaying the vaccination due to fever, the question is how to handle the situation. The doctor advises an interval of at least one month and confirms vaccination after recovery. Also mentioned are the timing and precautions for the DTP (diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus) vaccine.

A one-and-a-half-year-old baby has a cold, fever (with temperatures ranging from 38 to 38.7), runny nose, slight cough, and phlegm. There are symptoms of anorexia. Blood tests show a low white blood cell count, suggesting a viral infection. It is recommended to drink plenty of water, undergo antiviral treatment, and use lung-cooling and blood-cooling medications, while temporarily avoiding antibiotics.