Children’s cough and nasal congestion are often due to respiratory infections, with common colds often caused by catching a chill, and also related to weather changes.

The baby has been coughing with phlegm and yellow mucus for five days. After taking medication, the cough has lessened, but the amount of phlegm and mucus has not decreased. The doctor suggests taking ambroxol oral solution or honeyed Chuan Bei Baxia lozenges, and drinking plenty of water. The general course of the disease is about one week, so it is recommended that parents take good care of the baby, including eating a light diet, drinking plenty of water, and adding symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication if there is a lot of phlegm.

Discuss the management strategies for children’s nasal congestion at night, including medication treatment and daily care suggestions.

Offer suggestions for dealing with nighttime cough and sputum blockage symptoms

Unusual fever in a three-year-old child may be caused by pneumonia. This article provides suggestions on how to handle the situation.

Offer diagnosis and treatment suggestions for upper respiratory infection in an 8-month-old baby.

A four-year-old girl has been coughing for a month with no other symptoms. An X-ray showed slight bronchitis. Today, she had a urine test for mycoplasma and virus. Please help me review the report and determine if it’s a mycoplasma infection or viral?

When a child experiences coughing, clear runny nose, nasal congestion, and a slight fever but not reaching 38 degrees, it may indicate a common cold. How should parents differentiate between wind-cold and wind-heat colds, and how should treatment be conducted?

A 10-month-old baby is experiencing fever, rash, and cough symptoms. After hospital examination, it was diagnosed as bronchitis. Parents inquire about treatment options and medication dosages.

If a child has a fever, cough, discharge from the eyes, and yellow nasal mucus, it may be due to an upper respiratory infection or bronchitis. Immediate medical attention is required for diagnosis and treatment.