What to Do When Your Child Has Cough, Excessive Phlegm, and Chest Discomfort?
What to Do When Your Child Has Cough, Excessive Phlegm, and Chest Discomfort?
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What to Do When Your Child Has Cough, Phlegm, and Fever
How to handle a child’s situation of coughing with phlegm and fever?
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What to Do When Your Child Often Catches a Cold and Coughs?
What should you do when your child frequently catches a cold and coughs?
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What’s Causing a Persistent Cough Without Fever?
A persistent cough could be a symptom of a respiratory infection. It’s advisable to visit a hospital for a check-up and treatment, and to pay attention to diet and rest.
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What’s Causing My Two-Year-Old’s Nighttime Cough and Dry Throwing Up?
A two-year-old is experiencing cough and dry vomiting at night, possibly due to a cold-induced respiratory infection.
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What’s the Issue When a Baby’s Nose Is Blocked During Respiratory Infection?
Parents’ Questions About a 55-Day-Old Baby’s Blocked Nose During Respiratory Infection
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What’s the Situation If a Child Over a Week Old Always Coughs in the Throat?
If a child over a week old always has a hacking cough in their throat, it might be due to fever and respiratory infection. It is recommended to use pediatric fever granules and pediatric lung heat cough asthma granules, along with maintaining a light and easily digestible diet and drinking plenty of water.
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What’s the Situation When a Baby Coughs but Doesn’t Have a Fever?
If a baby coughs but doesn’t have a fever, it might be a common cold caused by a respiratory infection. It is advisable for parents to take their child to the hospital for a check-up and treatment as soon as possible.
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What’s the Situation When a Baby Has a Runny Nose, Sore Throat, and Hoarseness?
If a child has a runny nose, sore throat, and hoarseness for three days, does it require a doctor’s visit?
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What’s the Symptom When Children Frequently Cough and Have a Hot Palm?
Frequent coughing and a hot palm in children may be symptoms of bronchitis or pneumonia. It is recommended to consult a doctor for further examination and treatment.
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