A 2-year-old child has been experiencing persistent coughing and runny nose for half a month. After a period of medication and injections, the symptoms have eased, but there are still recurrent episodes. Inquiry about the cause and treatment methods.
Children frequently experience recurrent fevers or coughs, which may indicate a weakened immune system. This article discusses the importance of checks and treatments to address the issue.
A four-year-old child experiences frequent respiratory infections, at least once a month. Symptoms typically start with nasal speech, followed by tonsillitis, and then coughing, which may develop into acute laryngitis or bronchitis. The recovery from coughing is poor, with yellow mucus increasing when the cough improves slightly. The interval between infections has changed from once every three months to once every two months, and now even once a month, sometimes even less. Does this pattern of symptoms meet the criteria for adenoid hypertrophy diagnosis?
If a child has a runny nose for two days and is stuffy, it might be a common viral infection rather than the flu. After taking antipyretic medication, the child’s fever subsided, indicating the condition is not severe. However, for an accurate diagnosis and treatment advice, it is recommended to take the child to the hospital for a follow-up examination. Follow the doctor’s recommendations for treatment.
The baby has no fever, slight runny nose, and has been coughing for half a month. Diagnosed with bronchitis and mycoplasma infection through auscultation, and X-ray shows no lung issues. What is the correct way to use the azithromycin syrup based on the child’s weight of 18 kilograms?
Inquire about effective medications for pediatric respiratory infections and sleep position recommendations.
Understanding the causes of pediatric asthma, including factors such as exposure to allergens, weakened immunity, and respiratory infections.
Understanding the causes of pediatric asthma, including exposure to allergens, weakened immunity, and various triggering factors.
The baby has had a nasal congestion and cough for four days, and the antibiotic and Pulilike Mixture did not improve after one day of medication. What should be done?
A two-year-old baby has acute bronchitis. How should Cefaclor dry suspension be administered correctly?
