Offer appropriate treatment suggestions for common upper respiratory infections in 8-month-old infants.

The baby’s diarrhea is caused by upper respiratory infection, and parents are inquiring whether medication can be used to stop the diarrhea and how to treat it.

Adenoid hypertrophy may lead to abnormal facial skeletal development and changes in appearance, known as adenoid facies.

It could be tonsillitis, which falls under upper respiratory infections.

A child’s dry and rough throat may be caused by inflammation of the tonsils due to ‘fire’ in the body, and it is recommended to treat with anti-inflammatory medication and pay attention to diet.

Given the description as pharyngitis, an upper respiratory infection, treatment focuses on antibiotic therapy, which can be administered intravenously. It’s also suggested to use five golden berries to brew water for relief.

The baby has been frequently pulling at its ears recently, possibly indicating tonsillitis. Treatment primarily involves antibiotics, and traditional Chinese medicine can also be considered.

This article provides medication treatment suggestions for symptoms of cough, nasal congestion, and sneezing that occur after a fever.

A child’s cough and runny nose are symptoms of an upper respiratory infection, and it is recommended to take cold medication and combine with anti-inflammatory medication for treatment.

Seeking advice on what to feed a 4-year-old child suffering from laryngitis and coughing.