A seven-month-old child has had a runny nose for a week. After consultation at a local hospital, it is recommended to take pediatric paracetamol and loxapine for anti-inflammatory treatment, and to assist with drinking plenty of water, maintaining a light diet, and appropriately supplementing vitamin C, along with increasing the intake of vegetables, fruits, and whole grains to enhance the child’s constitution and resistance, thereby reducing the occurrence of colds.
A three-year-old child has a clear runny nose, nasal congestion, sneezing, mild cough, watering eyes, and an uncomfortable throat. How should you handle this situation?
Handling Methods for a Two-Month-Old Baby’s Cold
When a baby has a cold, how should parents handle it to alleviate symptoms?
Offering handling suggestions for baby’s cold and diarrhea
The baby got a cold after sweating and kicking off the blanket during the afternoon nap, with a stuffy nose, runny eyes, persistent cough, and a feeling of phlegm in the throat. How should one manage this situation?
How to effectively alleviate symptoms when a child’s cough and cold persist?
How to deal with persistent coughs in children after a cold
Learn about the treatment methods for colds in 9-month-old infants, including symptomatic treatment and being aware of early signs of pneumonia.
A 12-year-old boy experienced low platelet count after a cold, with experts recommending a detailed check-up before treatment.
