After a cold, children often experience excessive coughing with phlegm that is difficult to expel, leading to frequent intravenous fluid administration each year. Seek treatment advice.
The baby has been experiencing cough, runny nose, and mild cough for six days. The initial diagnosis is a cold-induced infectious fever accompanied by bronchitis. It is advised to pay attention to diet and environmental temperature, and to treat with Lung Power Cough and Cefaclor Granules. Wishing the baby a quick recovery.
The baby’s diarrhea is caused by upper respiratory infection, and parents are inquiring whether medication can be used to stop the diarrhea and how to treat it.
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Treatment suggestions for children’s nighttime cough and constipation
A two-month-old baby has a noisy nose after being out in the sun yesterday. How can one determine if it’s a cold?
Symptoms and Treatment Recommendations for Children with Chronic Appendicitis
This article introduces the three types of pediatric otitis media and their treatment methods, including catarrhal otitis media, acute purulent otitis media, and chronic purulent otitis media.
How long does it typically take to complete infusion and aerosol therapy for pediatric bronchitis pneumonia?
Understanding the potential impact of medication on a baby’s body
