Patient's question:
A 4.5-year-old child had inflammation in the throat two days ago, with slightly elevated C-reactive protein. They received two injections and were advised to take expectorant and cough syrup. Around 4 a.m. today, they started coughing and vomiting, with four episodes of vomiting. In the morning, they also had a little bit of diarrhea. I want to know what could be the reason.Doctor's answer:
The baby has developed a cold again, and coughing has reappeared. A careful examination shows elevated new reactive protein, which is caused by a viral infection. After treatment, coughing and vomiting have occurred again, along with symptoms of nausea and vomiting, all of which are symptoms of a viral infection. Timely use of antiviral drugs is sufficient. Pay attention to preventing colds in daily life. The above content is the complete answer to the question "How should I deal with inflammation in my throat for a 4.5-year-old child?" I hope the patient can recover soon and be free from illness.