Concerns about the treatment for a five-month-old baby suffering from bronchitis

White blisters in a child’s mouth, if they are not crying and eating normally, may be a common phenomenon known as ‘spitting up’. However, frequent vomiting, especially if it becomes more intense, and occurs shortly after each bowel movement, may indicate congenital pyloric stenosis. In such cases, parents should pay close attention and seek medical advice.

How to handle a baby’s cough and runny nose after a fever