Patient's question:
Feeling short of breath, always feeling phlegm in the throat for over a week. The past treatment and effectiveness when fever occurred: The doctor said it was bronchopneumonia, hospitalized for more than ten days and discharged, but the illness recurred after a few days. What kind of assistance is needed: How to treat...Doctor's answer:
During the recovery period of pneumonia, a child's body resistance is relatively low. If nursing care is not properly managed, they may relapse after catching a cold.Recommendations:
Antibiotics can be used for treatment. If there is no penicillin allergy, cefixime or cefaclor can be considered. At the same time, expectorant and cough-relieving medications should be administered, such as ambroxol andol, or Lungenkolk. The dosage for cefixime is 5 mg/kg/day, and for cefaclor, it is 20 mg/kg/day. Ambroxol andol should be taken 5 ml per dose, twice a day. Lungenkolk can also be taken 5 ml per dose, three times a day.
Due to the inability to fully understand the medical history and physical examination, the above suggestions are for reference only. If necessary, seek follow-up treatment at the hospital to avoid delaying the condition.