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. Less than 6 hours later, the fever came back. In the middle of the night, it was low fever and I also coughed. 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 now 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 tract infection caused by bronchitis. After a detailed and thorough examination, active treatment should be initiated. Advice: In daily life, appropriate diet should be maintained, plenty of water should be drunk, rest should be paid attention to, and nursing care should be enhanced. Digest vitamin C, use penicillin and other active measures 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!