Patient's question:
What should I do if I have phlegm in my throat? Still take naps but can't sleep peacefully My throat makes a snoring sound Treatment history and effectiveness: Not concerned about any assistance: How to correct these mistakesDoctor's answer:
Initial consideration is that it may be caused by upper respiratory tract infections in children, etc. It is also seen in some normal children. After a detailed and thorough examination, active treatment should be initiated. Advice: If the child has no other abnormalities that are not suitable, the problem is not serious. Proper diet, adequate fluid intake, and preventing adverse impacts are sufficient. Most can gradually recover and improve. If it is contagious, antibiotics should be used actively to suppress it. Specific treatment should follow the guidance of the clinical diagnosis physician.