The child has a stuffy nose in the morning, improves during the day, coughs at night, worsens in the morning with a runny nose and phlegm, inquiring about the appropriateness of pediatric acupuncture and medication.
A child with fever, cough, refusal to eat, irritability, and runny nose may be suffering from bronchitis caused by a cold.
For symptoms of a child’s cold, cough, and runny nose, it is recommended to take medication actively and treat the symptoms accordingly, which can quickly improve the condition. Medications such as cough syrup, asthma elixir, cefpodoxime, and ribavirin can be administered, along with precautions such as drinking plenty of water, avoiding cold and spicy foods, and maintaining regular bowel movements.
When a child has a cold with a fever and sore throat, consider giving appropriate medication and paying attention to daily care.
Offer advice on dealing with a child’s initial nasal congestion, yellow mucus, and cough
If a child experiences a hoarse cough, fever, and sore throat, it may be caused by a viral cold. The main treatment is symptomatic, including fever reduction and cough suppression.
A two and a half-year-old child has recently been experiencing symptoms such as nasal congestion, hiccups, clear runny nose, and a slight cough. Due to severe nasal congestion, the child has been breathing through the mouth, with a slightly red throat. Along with constipation, the child’s stool is only passed every two days. No medication has been taken; only scallion and ginger water and pork and radish congee have been prepared. Besides using ginger to cool compress the soles of the feet, the parent wants to know if the child’s condition is due to wind-cold or wind-heat, and whether the prepared foods are appropriate.
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