Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Cough, regardless of whether the phlegm is thin or thick, it always rumbles like something is stuck. Face is red. Doesn't often wake up from coughing during naps.
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Sometimes the medicine the doctor prescribes works right away, sometimes it doesn't.
What help is expected: Hope the expert can provide help.
Doctor's answer:
Most cases of children's cough are caused by catching a cold, infections in the trachea or lungs, or eating something too cold. Children have weaker spleen and stomach functions, so they should avoid cold and cool foods to prevent worsening the condition and prolonging recovery. On the other hand, if proper dietary adjustments are implemented for children with cold-induced cough, the treatment often yields twice the result with half the effort. During fever, parents should encourage their children to rest more and drink plenty of plain water, and the condition usually improves within 5-7 days.