Patient's question:
An infant who is seven months old has symptoms of a runny nose, coughing, and hiccups. Their temperature and feeding are normal, but they are not in good spirits. Is it necessary to take medicine, and if so, what kind? Is it good or bad for the infant to consume colostrum?Doctor's answer:
Your baby's condition is likely caused by a cold-induced upper respiratory infection. First, pay attention to keeping warm and give your baby more fluids to help improve the condition.It is recommended to use medication for your baby. For example, you can give your baby oral Cefixime granules, combined with pediatric Paracetamol and Chlorpheniramine granules, as well as Snakebile and Orange Peel Powder. At seven months, your baby can consume colostrum. After ten months, it is advisable to base your baby's diet on solid foods, with milk as a supplement. This way, your baby can obtain various nutrients to support healthy growth and development.
Wishing your baby a healthy and strong growth!