Patient's question:
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"Yesterday I had a low fever. When the fever was high, it was 38.7 degrees. After taking Motrin, the fever went down. But less than 6 hours later, the fever came back. In the middle of the night, it was still low fever and I was coughing. My throat felt like it had phlegm. Now, what should I do?
Past treatment and effectiveness: Motrin brought down the fever, but it came back less than 6 hours later. What kind of assistance is needed: What medicine should I use so that I don't get a high fever again? What medicine should I take so that I don't cough?"
Doctor's answer:
This consideration is a upper respiratory infection caused by bronchitis. After a detailed and thorough examination, active treatment should be initiated. Advice: In daily life, proper diet should be maintained, plenty of water should be drunk, rest should be paid attention to, and nursing care should be enhanced. Take vitamin C for digestion and use penicillin actively to suppress infection. When there is a lot of phlegm, coordinate with atomization treatment. The above is for reference. The above is advice on the question "A 6-month-old child has high fever and cough, and the throat seems to have phlegm." It is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wish you health!