What should I do if the baby has recurrent fever and phlegm in the throat?

Patient's question:

The baby has had a fever for 2 days and has a recurring fever. She feels like there is phlegm in her throat but can't cough it out. She has taken fever-reducing medicine and children's cold medicine, but now she has a fever again and her voice is hoarse. What should we do?

Doctor's answer:

Your baby has had a fever for 2 days, and she feels like there is phlegm in her throat but can't cough it out. After taking fever-reducing medicine and children's cold medicine, she is feverish again and her voice is hoarse. Based on your description of the symptoms, it is likely that the baby has a cold due to catching a cold, leading to respiratory inflammation with phlegm and discomfort.
It is recommended to take Children's Pharyngeal Granules orally to clear heat, soothe the throat, dispel toxicity, and activate blood circulation. This is used for sore throat and pharyngitis caused by lung heat, excessive phlegm, and pharyngitis.
Pay attention to the baby resting, drink more water, eat a light diet, and appropriately enhance dietary nutrition while maintaining a balanced diet to prevent catching a cold.
Wishing your baby good health!

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