An introduction to the symptoms and treatment suggestions for pharyngitis.

Parents are concerned about a baby with a fever of 37.8 degrees and a hoarse throat, wondering if it’s pneumonia.

Inquiry about whether children can take lozenges and Scutellaria oral liquid together for the treatment of pharyngitis

The patient describes abdominal discomfort and a sensation of foreign body in the throat, accompanied by palpitations, weakness, and difficulty breathing. Cardiac ultrasound, gastroscopy, and thyroid function tests have been performed without any abnormalities found. There is no family history of hereditary diseases. How can these symptoms be relieved?

The child’s larynx has had a sound for two years, suspected to be chronic pharyngitis and sinusitis; treatment has been repetitive with no significant effect

The patient is experiencing worsening phlegm symptoms, especially when lying down at night, with a large amount of phlegm causing nausea. Sometimes, after washing their face, they cough up unknown substances resembling small tumors or fungi, emitting a foul odor and easily crumbling under light pressure. A large amount of phlegm is produced daily, especially in the morning, with yellowish phlegm being coughed up over the past two days during the holiday.

Eating the right foods is crucial for a child’s quick recovery from pharyngitis. Firstly, fresh vegetables and fruits should be consumed more, as many fruits have a cooling and detoxifying effect, and are rich in vitamins that can help boost immunity and resist diseases.

Understanding dietary recommendations for children with pharyngitis and fever can help them recover faster.

Recommendations for Handling a Three-Year-Old Eight-Month-Old Boy’s Fever

If you experience a dry, itchy throat along with persistent coughing, it might be a case of stimulating cough caused by pharyngitis. Treatment can include taking anti-inflammatory and fire-reducing medications, staying hydrated, avoiding smoking and alcohol, reducing spicy and stimulating foods, and increasing the intake of fresh fruits and vegetables. If symptoms do not improve after a week, it is advisable to visit a hospital for a routine blood test and receive treatment based on the results.