A runny nose in children may be caused by a cold and requires appropriate medication treatment and strengthening of the immune system.

A two-and-a-half-year-old baby who only coughs at night may be related to posture, allergies, or possibly inflammation. It’s advisable to take the child to the hospital for a thorough check-up to determine the cause. After diagnosis, treatment can be administered under a doctor’s guidance, with attention to the child’s dietary routine and warmth. Medications like loquat syrup or loquat lung-clearing essence can be used to nourish the yin and moisten the lungs.

Newborns inhaling meconium-containing amniotic fluid can lead to meconium aspiration syndrome, which may also result in aspiration pneumonia. In such cases, active prevention and treatment of infection are necessary. It is recommended to follow the advice of local doctors.

A 6-month-old baby may experience occasional hissing sounds and mild crying in the nose without fever or runny nose, which might be due to underdeveloped laryngeal cartilage. It is recommended to expose the baby to more sunlight and supplement calcium.

The reasons why a one-year-old baby frequently catches colds leading to asthma and the treatment methods

Rough respiratory sounds in children may be caused by bronchial issues and should be treated promptly with attention to observation.

A seven-year-old child’s snoring, accompanied by allergic rhinitis due to a cold, is recommended to undergo a tonsil examination and consider using Montelukast chewable tablets or Nasonex spray for treatment.

The cause of a child’s cough may be due to wind-cold common cold, and it is recommended to use Sanao Decoction along with medications to reduce gas and resolve phlegm, while also cooperate with gastrointestinal decompression and good hygiene habits.

If a child experiences persistent wheezing and shortness of breath with a bluish tint around the eyes, what could be the cause? How can it be diagnosed and treated?

Discuss the possible causes of elevated creatine kinase isoenzymes and treatment methods for pediatric respiratory systems