After a 9-day hospital stay for treating bronchial pneumonia, the baby returned home with cough symptoms seemingly improved. However, recently, the cough has worsened at night, and the baby has lost appetite.
A three-and-a-half-month-old baby is experiencing heavy breathing and snoring during sleep, with a throat that seems to have mucus. Is this a sign of pneumonia?
After recovering from pneumonia and being discharged from the hospital, the baby occasionally snores and has a stuffy nose during naps. How should this be handled?
A 45-day-old baby with bronchial pneumonia has been hospitalized for 3 days. Can the baby be discharged from the hospital?
This article discusses whether quail pear syrup can be used as a treatment for infants with cough and phlegm, and provides relevant treatment suggestions and health information.
After a child is hospitalized for pneumonia, can they continue with their vaccinations?
Discussing the treatment methods for pneumonia in three-year-old children and the use of antibiotics
Can a baby with pneumonia be treated without using antibiotics if the symptoms are not severe?
Parents inquire about whether children can take pediatric pulmonary medication after eating salted vegetables and coughing with phlegm, and hope to confirm if it is pneumonia and the treatment approach.
Children with pneumonia can consume lily bulbs in moderation, as they have a nourishing effect on the lungs and stomach. It is recommended to give lily porridge as part of the dietary treatment for pneumonia patients. Patients should avoid spicy and irritating foods, as well as those that easily cause heat, and drink an adequate amount of water. When caring for a coughing child at home, gently patting the back can help expel phlegm. Wishing the patients a speedy recovery!
