Patient's question:
Initially, there was light coughing, and the mental state was good. The coughing occurred in the morning and evening, and when it worsened at night, it also led to vomiting milk. After receiving injections for three days, the condition improved for one day, but a cold at night caused the coughing to recur. They then went to the local People's Hospital for intravenous injections. Currently, there is coughing with phlegm that cannot be expelled.Previous Treatment and Effects: No allergies were reported. Local X-rays indicated bronchopneumonia.
Kind of Help Needed: Why is the condition not improving despite treatment?
Doctor's answer:
The treatment course for bronchopneumonia generally lasts 10-14 days, with the shortest duration being seven days. Your condition is likely due to incomplete treatment, so it's important to enhance anti-infection and cooling blood solutions.Advice: If you have been receiving intravenous drips at the hospital, it's recommended to focus on treatment. You can also add oral cooling blood solutions, such as ambroxol or Snake Gland and Fritillaria Root Oral Liquid. Additionally, take 2mg of diphenhydramine at night. If you experience asthma, you may need to take an anti-asthma medication.