Patient's question:
The baby was hospitalized for pneumonia for seven days, and the doctor heard that the lungs had improved. However, because there was still some phlegm, the baby was discharged. After discharge, the baby occasionally snored while taking a nap. On the third day, her grandfather took her to the neighbor's house to buy some food. When she entered, she wasn't dressed, and it seemed she had caught a cold. That night, while taking a nap, she had a stuffy nose and snored all night. On the third day, she had a slight fever but no runny nose or hiccups. After taking two days of cold medicine and anti-inflammatory medication, the fever subsided, but she continued to snore while taking naps, which affected her deep sleep. What should be done?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, your baby's snoring is likely due to phlegm, which may be caused by pharyngitis or bronchitis. It is recommended to follow the doctor's advice and take macrolide antibiotics and lung-cleaning, blood-cooling medications. Also, drink more water and pay attention to preventing colds in daily life. This is the advice for the question "Baby hospitalized for pneumonia for seven days, doctor hears lungs have improved." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!