Patient's question:
The baby is now 3 months old and often has a stuffy nose. Sometimes it's severe (at night) and sometimes mild (during the day). It has been like this for about two and a half months. Recently, for the past two days, coughing has appeared again, a bit mild. During naps at night, the baby rubs its nose, seeming uncomfortable. The mother has also had a cold recently, with a stuffy nose and a sore throat. The doctor said the child has a bit of bronchitis, while the adult has a viral cold. The adult is currently taking (Cephalexin, Monkey Ear Ring Anti-inflammatory Granules, Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter Antiviral Compound).Doctor's answer:
Based on your description of the condition, first of all, the child currently has an upper respiratory infection and then acute bronchitis. The child is experiencing viral and bacterial infection, which can lead to nasal mucosal edema and nasal congestion symptoms. According to your description of the condition, and the mother of the child is also currently experiencing a cold. In this case, the mother and child may cross-infect each other. The treatment method is that the mother should first stay away from the child for a period of time, allowing the child's grandmother or great-grandmother to take care of the child for a while. During this time, the mother should focus on treating her cold. If the oral medication is not effective, intravenous infusion can be considered for treatment.