Patient's question:
When it started, the cough was quite severe, followed by two episodes of fever. Later, antibiotics like Azithromycin and Cephalexin were administered. After recovery, there were some fluctuations—no coughing or high fever, but during periods of intense physical activity, the child's throat felt congested, which was very concerning. Urgent! Urgent!Onset of illness: September–October
Laboratory test results: Bronchitis
Previous treatment and outcome: Fully recovered
Doctor's answer:
The current condition of the baby is that playing ball games can increase protein and enhance immunity. Physical fitness also needs to be improved through exercise. You can take the baby to the health department of a children's hospital for a health check-up to examine trace elements. If there is a deficiency, supplementing it can also improve physical fitness. It is recommended to often take him out to play games and engage in outdoor activities, and to frequently give him fruits and vegetables, as well as drinking more milk, which will all strengthen physical fitness. As the baby grows older, his immunity will gradually increase, making it less prone to fever.