A child has been experiencing chest pain for over a year, accompanied by intermittent dizziness. The child has undergone CT, MRI, ECG, color Doppler ultrasound, and various blood tests, all of which have shown no abnormalities. Despite this, the chest pain persists. Are there more effective methods to determine the cause?

Chest pain and discomfort during breathing can be caused by chest diseases or conditions such as anxiety disorder.

This article offers traditional Chinese medicine and dietary therapy suggestions for symptoms of high fever, cough, chest pain, and phlegm.

Children with high fever accompanied by chest pain, had slight coughing and blisters in the mouth, fever reduced after taking medication but recurred, sore and swollen throat, no phlegm. Ask about possible causes and treatment methods.

A six-year-old child has a dry cough without phlegm and no symptoms of a cold. They complain of a slight pain in the chest and some abdominal pain when coughing. This mild cough could be caused by acute or chronic tonsillitis, or acute bronchitis. Treatment with rifampicin or azithromycin can be considered, along with cough syrup or powerful loquat syrup to relieve symptoms.