Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation, keeping the line breaks as they are:Okay, recently I've noticed I snore a lot when sleeping, and sometimes quite loudly. Recently, the baby has started teething and had a cold for over a week, with some coughing, a slightly stuffy nose, and runny nose. I gave the baby Children's Paracetamol, Sulfamethoxazole, and Trimethoprim Granules, as well as Ribavirin Granules and Drops, and Children's Pseudoephedrine and Phenylephrine Drops. After taking these medications for three days, the cold symptoms improved significantly, so I stopped giving them to the baby. However, now they still occasionally have clear runny nose and cough a couple of times, but otherwise, there's no other discomfort. The baby is eating and sleeping well, and their spirits are good! Is the baby's snoring related to the cold not being completely gone yet? Do I need to continue giving the baby medication? I urgently need help. Thank you!
Doctor's answer:
The child has recently been snoring while sleeping. It's recommended to have the child sleep on their side. Additionally, they can take appropriate amounts of calcium supplements, ensuring a balanced diet and not lacking in meat. Furthermore, they should take Yan Bian Granules and Qing Kai Ling for treatment. After the condition improves, they can continue taking calcium supplements. If the child has phlegm in their throat or poor development of their laryngeal cartilage, it's often the case, so timely treatment is necessary.The above suggestions are for the issue of "recently discovering that the baby always snorts while sleeping." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!