A 6-year-old baby is feeling unwell, seems listless, and the parents are worried. How can a baby’s cold and cough be cured faster?

Question: How to Treat a 1.5-Year-Old Baby’s Cold and Cough

A 10-year-old girl has been experiencing a cough without phlegm, accompanied by weakness in her limbs and pale complexion, for two months without improvement. She has a history of persistent cough, and has previously tried using a hot water bottle to warm her back, applying balms, drinking hawthorn and rock sugar water, and taking pulmonary cough mixture and compound fresh bamboo extract. The condition has not yet been diagnosed as a respiratory system disease, but parents should cooperate with the doctor’s treatment and pay attention to warmth and diet.

Medication and dietary therapy can both effectively alleviate a child’s cough.

The baby has been continuously coughing since experiencing milk regurgitation during the postpartum period, and the condition has now worsened with vomiting and refusal to eat. How should this be handled?

The child may be experiencing symptoms such as eye discharge, yellow nasal mucus, cough with phlegm, and fever up to 39 degrees at night, with normal temperature during the day. The cough started a few days ago, and the child had a high fever the day before, taking Meilin. However, the child had a fever again last night, with more eye discharge and yellowish mucus.

A 4-year-old child has been experiencing a dry cough, along with red rashes and itching on the skin for the past few days. After treatment by a doctor, the symptoms improved, but the cough has worsened at night recently. How should it be treated?

A 5.5-year-old boy has been coughing for three weeks, with more severe coughing at night and milder during the day, accompanied by a stuffy nose.

A child’s coughing fits frequently recur, and various treatment methods have been tried without success, which may require further examination for a definitive diagnosis

An 8-month-old baby occasionally experiences a rattling sound in their throat, accompanied by coughing. What could be the cause, and how should it be treated?