Patient's question:
My throat is a bit hoarse. Because the child has allergic red rashes on their face, I suspect it might be an allergic cough. Two days ago, an adult in the family also had a fever and cough. About the previous treatment and its effectiveness: I just gave her cough and asthma medicine. What kind of assistance is needed: How can she fully recover?Doctor's answer:
For oral medications that are not effective, it is recommended to use intravenous anti-inflammatory treatment. Because intravenous administration leads to higher drug concentrations, faster onset of action, and better outcomes. Alternatively, you can try fresh bamboo juice orally with appropriate hormones if there is phlegm. If standard anti-inflammatory treatment is ineffective, pay attention to whether it might be mycoplasma infection or variable asthma. Try mycoplasma treatment and anti-allergic treatment.Lifestyle care: After a baby has a cold, mild cough is usually the primary symptom. In most cases, it is caused by upper respiratory tract infection, lung infection, or laryngeal mucosal inflammation, leading to congestion that stimulates peripheral nerve receptors and causes coughing.