Patient's question:
Fever and cough, phlegm in the throat, onset time: more noticeable at night. Detailed examination results: Previous treatment history and effectiveness: The mother has chronic pharyngitis and is allergic to anti-inflammatory drugs (cephalexin, amoxicillin, rellin). The daughter is also allergic to these anti-inflammatory drugs. Each time she has a fever and cough, it is troublesome. This time, she has had a fever for over a week and has been given anti-inflammatory drugs. Her complexion has clearly worsened, and she feels weak. Recently, her fever has subsided, but she still has phlegm in her throat. Currently, she doesn't know what to do, and she is unsure how to handle similar situations in the future.Doctor's answer:
Here is the English translation of the provided content, with the original Chinese line breaks preserved:(1) Symptomatic treatment, promote bowel movement, drink plenty of water. If the stool is very dry, you can use the Chinese herbal medicine Wanying Capsules. If it's moderately dry, you can use Qingqing Capsules.
(2) If there is fever, antibiotics (erythromycin class—this has significant gastrointestinal side effects, so it is recommended to use Qingkailing Effervescent Tablets—a Chinese herbal medicine with fewer side effects and better efficacy) and antiviral drugs (such as Molinbium,, Viralyst, etc.) can be used.
(3) Locally, you can use 1:5000 Furacilin solution or Compound Boric Acid solution for facial cleansing. Duofen, Hibitane, Mint tablets, or iodine-containing tablets can be used for oral administration. Additionally, trypsin combined with hormones and Xiyan can be inhaled via a nebulizer.
(4) Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment: If there is severe chills, mild fever, no sweating, and a floating pulse, Mahuang Decoction can be taken internally.
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