Patient's question:
Recently, I haven't been eating well, I'm fussy, my voice is hoarse, and I have mild cough with fever. It has been like this for 2-3 days.Treatment history and effectiveness: None
What kind of help do you want: What should I do?
Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you mentioned, the child has again shown a lack of appetite, irritability, fever, accompanied by mild cough, and a dry, hoarse throat. Comprehensive analysis suggests that the primary consideration is pharyngeal inflammation. Due to the local inflammation, symptoms such as pain may reappear. During fasting, the absence of food intake alleviates the pain, which is why the child may exhibit a lack of appetite or cry while eating. Local inflammation can also lead to mild coughing. The larynx is the location of the vocal cords, which are responsible for sound production in the trachea. Inflammation and swelling in this area can result in symptoms such as hoarseness.