How to Handle a 15-Month-Old Baby’s Persistent Cough?

A 5-year-old baby has been suffering from a cough for several days without improvement. Different medications have been tried, but the cough persists along with vomiting, and red spots have appeared on the face, possibly due to bronchitis or post-fever syndrome, and drug allergies cannot be ruled out. It is recommended to undergo routine blood tests and a chest X-ray, and use ambroxol oral liquid to expectorate and relieve cough. Consider also mist therapy.
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How to Handle a 4-Month-Old Baby’s Cough and Hiccup

A 4-month-old baby is experiencing cough and hiccup symptoms, with a mild cold three days prior and a low fever of 37.5 degrees. The cough and sneezing have intensified in the past two days, with occasional clear nasal discharge. The baby has undergone a blood test showing mild anemia, and has been taking Aminoguanidine Granules, Cefaclor, and Children’s Expelling Granules for two days. The current body temperature is 36.6 degrees. The baby still has coughing and sneezing, with phlegm in the throat, despite taking children’s cough syrup. Today, the doctor diagnosed pneumonia and prescribed Children’s Paracetamol Yellow Amine Granules, Ribavirin Granules, and Guaifenesin Hydrochloride Oral Solution. The parents inquire about the suitability of Ribavirin Granules and Guaifenesin Hydrochloride Oral Solution for a 4-month-old baby, as well as other medications for effective cough and expectoration.
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