Children’s nighttime coughs may be caused by mild infections or mycoplasma infections, which can be treated with anti-inflammatory medication or fresh bamboo decoction oral liquid. In severe cases, intravenous fluid therapy is recommended. Precautions should also be taken against mycoplasma infections; if present, consider using intravenous fluid therapy with erythromycin injection or oral azithromycin dry suspension.
Discuss the possible reasons for feeling cold even when wearing a sweater and provide corresponding medical advice.
Causes and Treatment Methods for Persistent Cough in Children
A 6-year-old child has a fever and cough, seeking treatment advice
A seven-month-old baby is experiencing cough with phlegm, followed by clear nose discharge. Appetite has decreased, and coughing is pronounced, with occasional large amounts of phlegm. Severe coughing at night affects deep sleep quality. How to handle and provide nursing suggestions?
A seven-year-old child experienced symptoms of cough after being hospitalized for tracheal pneumonia and taking medication for nine days. How should the situation be handled?
Infants do not cough up phlegm, so parents can help their babies cough up phlegm and drink plenty of water. They can also try to cook pear with Fritillaria.
What should you do if your child has a fever accompanied by coughing?
My child has a sudden cough that has lasted for two days, but it’s not severe. He coughs occasionally, and his throat hasn’t become red and swollen yet. Sometimes, he has a hoarse voice. Can I give him the Three-bean Soup (black beans, green beans, and soybeans)? Besides drinking the soup, can he eat pomelos? Are there any foods to avoid? Thank you!
A child’s cough caused by a cold persists without healing, and parents inquire whether they should change medication and seek professional advice.
