Tips on dealing with a four-month-old baby’s cold and cough

A four-year-old boy has been suffering from cough and intermittent fever for four days. After the fever subsided, it returned again, accompanied by one-sided facial redness and occasional vomiting. He also experiences abdominal pain. He is currently taking ibuprofen and cough medicine. He has previously had acute tonsillitis and bronchitis. The inquiry is about what medication should be taken and how many days it might take for the fever to subside.

When a 5-month-old baby suddenly develops cough and nasal congestion, what should parents do to cope with the situation?

If a child drinks only goat’s milk every day, it may cause coughing and affect their health.

Offer suggestions for dealing with cough in two-week-old infants

How to effectively treat cough accompanied by phlegm and nasal congestion?

The current symptoms may be caused by a respiratory infection due to a cold, and appropriate use of cold medicine and anti-inflammatory drugs is recommended. Pay attention to rest, drinking plenty of water, maintaining a light diet, and avoiding catching a cold. The current situation may be due to bacterial or viral infection, and the effectiveness of medication should be observed. If there is no significant improvement, it is advisable to seek medical examination for detailed checks.

Handling cough after discharge from neonatal pneumonia

Advice on dealing with coughing and runny nose symptoms after a baby’s pneumonia has healed

A 5-month-old child developed diarrhea and started coughing with vomiting symptoms after. How should one properly handle the situation?