Parents seeking treatment methods for their child’s persistent runny nose

A child’s cough and high fever may be caused by respiratory inflammation due to bacterial or viral infection. It is recommended to use antibiotics and antiviral medications for treatment, as well as to ensure the child drinks plenty of water and stays warm.

A child has been coughing up purulent sputum and discharging nasal mucus for over two months, accompanied by rhinitis and secretory otitis media, as well as bronchopneumonia. How should it be treated?

Discuss the treatment methods for a child’s cough without phlegm, suggesting oral medication and attention to warmth.

A 1-year-and-5-month-old girl has been suffering from cough and sputum due to a cold, with a fever reaching 38.5 degrees. It is suggested that she can take lung-clearing, expectorant cough granules and cefalexin antibiotics for treatment. Additionally, drinking plenty of plain water can help alleviate symptoms. If the condition is severe, consider nebulizer inhalation therapy to enhance the treatment effect. At the same time, if accompanied by symptoms of runny nose, you can take Huitong granules and XiaoKuaiKe to relieve the symptoms.

Discussing treatment methods for persistent childhood cough.

If a child has a persistent cough, it may be due to respiratory infection. In this case, you can give them lozenges to clear phlegm and cough granules, along with cephalosporin antibiotics. Additionally, encourage them to drink plenty of plain water. There’s no need to worry. In severe cases, it is recommended to use nebulizer inhalation therapy. For a runny nose, medication like Yutong granules and Xiao Kuai Ke is advised.

A child suffering from recurrent respiratory infections, possible causes may include post-pneumonia sequelae, weakened immune function, allergic constitution, and sinusitis.

Tips on dealing with a baby’s crying throat during a cold

A four-year-old boy has been suffering from a persistent cough since mid-May. After multiple medical visits and treatments, the symptoms have not subsided. What should be done?