A baby’s respiratory inflammation can cause phlegm, leading to persistent coughing. After treatment, if symptoms do not improve, seek advice on how to help the baby expel the phlegm.

The baby is over 40 days old, suffering from severe nasal congestion with yellow purulent mucus, coughing with phlegm in the throat, and a slightly unstable body temperature. After a thorough examination at the hospital, the doctor diagnosed it as bronchial pneumonia. After three days of hospitalization and intravenous fluid therapy, the symptoms have not shown significant relief. How can one confirm whether it’s pneumonia and how many days of fluid therapy are needed for recovery?

The child has been coughing at night and in the morning for some time, previous treatments and their effects are unclear, asking whether it’s possible to take both Compound Fentanyl Oral Solution andMuxitanOral Solution simultaneously.

How to handle a child’s cough with phlegm and wheezing sounds in the lungs?

Offers several treatment via food (TCM)(treatment methods using food)for children who cough with phlegm.

A child’s cough with phlegm might be caused by atypical asthma, and it’s advised to consult a doctor and avoid self-medicating.

How should you handle a child who has phlegm in their throat that they can’t cough up?

A three-year-old child has yellow nasal discharge, nose blocked during afternoon naps recently. How to treat it? Previous treatment and effectiveness: treated as fever; what kind of assistance needed: what causes and how to treat?

How to handle a four-month-old baby’s clear runny nose and mild cough

Offering Solutions for a Four-Month-Old Baby with Phlegm in the Throat