Patient's question:
Fever with a runny nose, now some coughing, the kind of cough that indicates inflammation, feeling it's getting worse, no high fever, always sweating during naps. The fever was caused by catching a cold, and it's been 3 days. Past treatment and effectiveness: My son had a cold with a runny nose...Doctor's answer:
The main consideration is fever, and secondly, rhinitis should also be taken into account. Recommendations: First, you can give the child many fever-reducing medications and drugs that are effective for rhinitis, and evaluate the treatment comprehensively. The main treatment is antiviral, as viral or bacterial infections can damage the mucosa, leading to symptoms such as runny nose. Strictly speaking, it has allergic symptoms, and you also need to give the child many antiallergic drugs, such as Compound Aminophenylamine Granules, the main ingredients of which are amantadine, chlorpheniramine, artificial gallstone, and paracetamol. They can effectively treat viral infections and allergies, and you also need to take drugs for rhinitis, such as Nasal Comfort and Open Nasal Orifice Rhinitis Tablets. Pay attention to keeping warm, drink more water, and pay attention to personal hygiene.