Patient's question:
During the day, I don't cough, but at night after going to sleep, I cough about 10 times. This has been going on for about 4 months.Test results: Chest X-ray is normal, bronchial tests are normal, and blood tests are also normal.
Past treatment and effectiveness: I have been to the hospital many times, but the results have not been significant.
What help I need: How should I be treated?
Doctor's answer:
Cough is a protective reflex of the human body for the respiratory tract. Through coughing, harmful substances in the respiratory tract can be promptly and thoroughly cleared, ensuring the smoothness of the respiratory tract. The child's cough is mild, and a careful examination may reveal no abnormalities. It can be said that the child's condition is safe and there is no necessity for long-term medication. The child's condition does not require long-term use of antibiotics. Scientific care and a good diet are needed. The child should drink plenty of water to prevent colds. With proper care, the child can gradually recover from the cold.