A four-year-old child with a fever of 38.5 degrees Celsius, sore throat, rapid breathing during naptime, and cold feet, and a recent high fever of 39 degrees, may have tonsillitis due to respiratory infection. It is recommended to use antipyretics and antibiotics for treatment.
The child has had a fever since yesterday afternoon, initially around 38 degrees Celsius, rising to 39.6 degrees Celsius later. After using fever-reducing patches and 2ml of antipyretic medication, the temperature dropped to about 38 degrees Celsius, but it rose again every two to three hours. The child was taken to the hospital for examination, where blood tests showed a white blood cell count of 15,000 and a high-sensitivity C-reactive protein level of 21. The doctor prescribed cefixime granules. However, the fever recurred every two to three hours at night. The parent used alcohol to cool the child’s body physically, but the situation kept fluctuating. Today’s condition is similar, besides the high fever, are there any other symptoms?
The baby might have a throat inflammation, and should take some herbal cough syrup.
A three-and-a-half-year-old child started sneezing and coughing this morning. Concerned about a possible connection with H7N9, the parent inquires about past treatment experiences and outcomes, as well as how to help the child.
A child’s runny nose has not healed for over a month, seeking appropriate treatment methods.
A child’s runny nose, cough, and hiccup may be due to wind-cold flu cough, and it is recommended to use San Nao Soup along with medications to reduce gas and resolve phlegm for treatment.
Parents seeking treatment methods for their child’s runny nose.
A runny nose in children may be caused by rhinitis. It is recommended to drink plenty of water and stay warm, and to take symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication for treatment.
The child had pneumonia and has been coughing persistently since discharge. There are white spots in the throat, and the question is whether tonsillitis is causing the cough and how to take symptomatic medication.
When a child has a severe night cough due to a cold, how should parents administer medication correctly?
