A child has been coughing for a year, previously diagnosed with mycoplasma infection, with multiple treatments showing no improvement, asking for effective treatment methods.

A child has been suffering from a dry cough for half a month; cephalosporin amoxicillin and lung-cleaning syrup were ineffective. Seeking professional advice.

Using fever needles alone may only temporarily alleviate symptoms without addressing the root cause. It’s crucial to identify the underlying reason and treat accordingly.

Treatment Recommendations for Viral or Bacterial Cold

Treating a child’s persistent fever of 38.5°C due to viral cold requires a comprehensive approach, including intravenous therapy, Chinese medicine opsonize, and nutritional supplementation.

Persistent fever in children accompanied by tonsillitis symptoms is recommended to be treated with medication and possible tonsillectomy.

What should be done to treat a child’s persistent high fever?

A 4-year-old child has been suffering from nighttime coughing for 20 days, normal during the day. Seeking advice on the cause and treatment method after ineffective treatment at a community hospital.

Treatment for a baby’s bronchial pneumonia should be based on specific symptoms. Firstly, it’s essential to determine the type of pathogen causing the infection, such as bacteria, viruses, or mycoplasma. It is recommended to undergo blood tests and other checks. If there is a bacterial infection, appropriate antibiotic treatment should be used. At the same time, cough suppressants and fluid intake should be administered, and body temperature changes should be monitored.

Hernias are often caused by weaknesses in the abdominal wall, and the typical symptom is the appearance of a groin lump or even a hernia into the scrotum when the baby cries. The lump usually disappears when the baby rests or sleeps. For babies under 2 years old, conservative treatment can be initially considered, such as using a hernia belt for fixation. If the hernia persists beyond 2 years, surgical treatment should be considered. The sooner the surgery is performed, the lower the risk of recurrence. Additionally, it is important to avoid crying and coughing due to colds to reduce the frequency of hernia occurrence.