Patient's question:
Little girl's cough has already been triggered by fever. After more than 20 days of mild cough, it has transformed into severe cough for another 10 days, totaling 30 days.Previous treatment and outcomes: My daughter is 10 years old. On April 8, she went to the hospital for a urine test, which revealed Chlamydia trachomatis infection at a titer of 1:320. She was hospitalized for 7 days and received injections, but after another urine test, the titer remained at 1:320, showing no decrease at all. During this period, she took some cough syrup and azithromycin powder. Her main symptoms were persistent mild cough with a little phlegm. After receiving two more days of injections, there was no improvement at all. What could be the reason? What kind of help is needed: How should it be treated for better results?
Doctor's answer:
Dear Inquirer,For a child with a cough, you might consider taking Xiao'er Feining Granules. However, it is important to use antibacterial and anti-inflammatory medications simultaneously, and it would be even better if they can be used together with inhalation therapy. Of course, daily habits should also be paid attention to—avoiding spicy foods and drinking plenty of water to actively prevent stomach issues.
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