Patient's question:
The male protagonist fell asleep for a nap in the evening and after one or two hours, he started coughing. The onset of the illness was two days ago. Test results: bronchitis. Previous treatment and effectiveness: Intravenous drip treatment lasted for a week, but he has started coughing again.Doctor's answer:
Bronchitis is a common respiratory disease in children with a high incidence rate, which can recur throughout the year and peaks during winter and spring. When children suffer from bronchitis, they often experience varying degrees of fever, cough, reduced appetite, or accompanied by dry vomiting, nausea, and vomiting. Younger children may also exhibit symptoms of capillary bronchitis, such as shortness of breath and wheezing. Although a very small number of children may develop bronchopneumonia, the majority of cases are mild, with home medication and care as the foundation. Parents should follow medical advice to administer medication to their children on schedule and provide proper home care:1. Prevent cold exposure: Fluctuations in temperature, especially exposure to cold, can reduce the local resistance of the urethral mucosa, worsening bronchitis.