Patient's question:
The baby just turned one month old and keeps snoring. It feels like there's phlegm in his mouth sometimes, and occasionally he experiences difficulty breathing, with his lips sometimes turning purple. Hello, does this interfere with his intellectual development? Besides that, is there a better way to reduce his breathing difficulties? My heart aches...Doctor's answer:
The situation you mentioned with the child can also interfere with the child's intellectual and physical development. If the child is experiencing difficulty breathing, it is recommended that you take them to the pediatric department of a hospital for hospitalization, as treatment outcomes are generally better this way, allowing the child to recover more quickly. Since the child is still young, it is best to pay close attention and observe them closely during the treatment period.