Understand the treatment methods for children’s tonsillitis, including medication, regional therapy, and surgical options, as well as how to alleviate symptoms and Precautions.

Cough after exercise in children may be a common symptom caused by respiratory system infections or asthma, which is usually relieved with antibiotic treatment. However, in some cases, even the use of various antibiotics and expectorants fails to alleviate the cough, which may be a sign of cough-variant asthma. Treating cough-variant asthma requires targeted treatment, avoiding blind use of antibiotics, and combining Chinese and Western medicine treatments. Additionally, actively identifying allergens and avoiding triggers, as well as enhancing immune function, are essential.

Considering bronchitis or tracheitis as the cause of your cough. If your cough persists and antibiotics and antiviral medications are not effective, it is important to rule out a mycoplasma or chlamydia infection. Since children’s thermoregulatory centers are not fully developed, they are easily affected by external factors and can lead to temperature fluctuations. Generally, if the fever is below 38 degrees Celsius, there is no need to take fever-reducing drugs. Physical cooling methods such as wiping the body with alcohol or using warm water to wipe the face and forehead can be used. If the fever exceeds 38 degrees Celsius, ibuprofen suspension or naproxen can usually be taken.

If you or your child is suffering from bronchitis with symptoms such as cough and runny nose, consider taking anti-inflammatory medications like Hiklau and traditional Chinese medicine like Xiao’er Qing Fei Huatan Granules to alleviate these symptoms. In severe cases, intravenous therapy may be necessary. Additionally, maintaining good hygiene habits, eating a balanced diet, and avoiding irritating foods can also help improve the condition.

Explore the impact of allergic rhinitis on children’s cough and effective treatment methods.

For children with severe and frequent coughing, short-term use of cough suppressants such as codeine syrup can be recommended to help alleviate the symptoms. For children with a lot of thick, sticky mucus that is difficult to cough up, cough suppressant and expectorant medications such as Delsym or Tylenol Cold and Cough syrup should be used, along with ensuring they have adequate fluid intake to help thin the mucus and facilitate the expulsion of mucus.

Baby experiences cough when the weather turns cold, medication has not improved the condition, seeking advice on how to handle it.

Discusses methods for treating cough with phlegm in children, including using Maitake and pear water, and other medications.

Discuss the treatment methods for fever accompanied by cough, suggesting the use of cold medicine and anti-inflammatory drugs, and emphasizing the importance of diet and rest.

Offer suggestions for treating tonsillitis, including the necessity of tonsil removal and post-operative care.