A baby frequently coughing and sneezing may be due to poor immunity and exposure to cold, leading to an upper respiratory infection. It is recommended to maintain a calm attitude, feed appropriately, actively prevent and treat underlying diseases such as rickets, anemia, and malnutrition, strengthen the baby’s physical fitness, enhance resistance, adjust clothing according to temperature changes, prevent catching colds, avoid crowded public places during seasons prone to fever, and seek medical consultation at a regular hospital when the child feels unwell. Conduct relevant examinations, make an accurate diagnosis, and implement treatment based on the specific cause of the condition to avoid misdiagnosis of the illness.

Treatment Methods for Pediatric Bronchitis

Introduces treatment methods and recommendations for handling a 2-month-old baby with persistent high fever.

When a child at home exhibits symptoms of sneezing and runny nose, how should one treat the symptoms and provide home care?

Offer advice on dealing with a child who has a persistent cough.

What to do when a child has symptoms of fever, cough, hiccups, and a runny nose?

Introduces common questions about how to handle a child’s hoarse voice accompanied by fever

A 13-month-old child experiences a recurring fever after suffering from an upper respiratory infection. What should parents do?

Offer treatment suggestions for a four-and-a-half-year-old child with a sore throat and occasional cough.

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?