How should one treat the symptoms of a two-year-old baby?

If a baby is coughing persistently, it may be due to a respiratory infection and should be treated with anti-inflammatory medication. If the condition is severe, intravenous therapy may be necessary.

When a child experiences coughing again, it is usually due to an upper respiratory tract infection. It is important to keep warm and prevent catching a cold. Medications that help to clear phlegm and stop coughing can be taken. In severe cases, anti-inflammatory drugs may be necessary.

Pneumonia is a common respiratory infection in children, and treatment should be tailored to the patient’s condition.

Treatment Methods and Precautions for Persistent Cough in Children

My daughter has been suffering from respiratory infections, with the condition fluctuating between good and bad. A year ago, she had an upper respiratory infection, and since then, every time she catches a cold, she gets a fever and has difficulty breathing. How should we handle this?

Seeking advice on treating thick mucus in a one-year-old’s throat.

If a child has a fever, cough, and runny nose, it may be necessary to further diagnose whether it is a respiratory infection.

Poor sleep at night, feeling restless, could be due to a respiratory infection. Paying attention to warmth and good hygiene habits is particularly important.

A newborn experiencing sneezing and yellow nasal discharge may be concerned if it’s a sign of a cold.