Patient's question:
Children, three years old, fourth day, first day with stomach pain, fever, mild cough, third day with reduced stomach pain, fever once, third day with no stomach pain, no fever, cough relief, feeling like there is phlegm in the trachea, not going to bed, always lying down, fourth day with persistent cough, feeling dizzy symptoms, no appetite, asking the doctor whether it is better to treat the dizziness symptoms now, or to focus on anti-inflammatory or cold symptoms.Doctor's answer:
Based on your description, the child's symptoms are primarily based on cough, and it is possible that there may be bronchitis or pneumonia. The pediatrician can examine the child and improve the condition through tests before guiding medication treatment. Currently, we are unable to examine the child or provide detailed test results for reference, so it is difficult to determine the specific condition based solely on symptoms. We recommend taking the child to the local hospital's pediatric department for a follow-up examination. After the doctor examines the child and improves the test configuration, they can guide the next step in medication treatment. It is appropriate to give the child more water in the near future.