The baby has a cold with nasal congestion and throat phlegm. After treatment, the cough has improved, but there is still congestion and phlegm. How can the symptoms be relieved?
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A 7-year-old boy often experiences coughing, excess phlegm, and discomfort in his throat. Enlarged adenoids and nasal turbinate hypertrophy may be caused by respiratory infections and inflammatory reactions. Treatment involves a combination of oral medications and vitamin supplements, with attention to a balanced diet for the child.
When a child coughs and vomits while sleeping, it may be caused by an upper respiratory infection.
The child has been coughing with phlegm recently and has had a fever for three days. Although fever-reducing medication has been taken, the body temperature still rises a few hours later. Urine tests show a viral infection, and after a physical examination, the doctor diagnosed it as a urinary tract infection. The child has been taking cefixime granules, Ettanquity, antiviral oral liquid, but there has been no improvement. Yesterday, the doctor prescribed oseltamivir granules, ambroxol hydrochloride nebulization, budesonide, and applied traditional Chinese medicine acupoint patches, but the effects were not significant. At night, the child coughs severely, lasting for a long time each time, with a phlegmy sound. What should be done? The child is now 1 year and 3 months old.
A child who often coughs up phlegm may be suffering from a respiratory infection. Treatment can include oral anti-inflammatory and cough-suppressing medications, while also ruling out the possibility of nasal mucus reflux. It is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine for chronic pharyngitis, avoid spicy and irritating foods, drink plenty of water, stay warm, and avoid catching a cold. If symptoms persist, it is advisable to visit a hospital for a detailed examination to determine the cause.
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