Pediatric pneumonia cough often accompanies symptoms such as fever, listlessness, and decreased appetite. It is recommended to seek professional medical advice promptly.

A 15-month-old baby choked on almonds, crying a few times before developing a hoarse voice. A week later, the baby had a fever of 37.5 degrees. Could this be related to the choking?

If a child has been coughing for over a month and the condition keeps recurring, and if oral medication is not effective, it is important to promptly visit a local hospital for a detailed examination. This is to determine if there is bronchitis or pneumonia, and to adjust medication treatment appropriately under a doctor’s guidance.

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