How to deal with a child's yellow nasal discharge

Patient's question:

I have just recovered from a cold for a week, and it has come back again. I have a runny nose with yellow mucus and no coughing at first, but my throat is a bit red. I am receiving an intravenous drip with Cefoperazone and Aztreonam. About my previous treatment and effectiveness: No allergies, no family history. What kind of help do I need: What else do I need to check? Is the medication appropriate? Please help me analyze what is going on.

Doctor's answer:

A three-year-old's cold lasting a week is caused by a re-infection of viruses and bacteria, and it can be treated with antibiotics. Cefoperazone and are broad-spectrum antibiotics. A runny nose with yellow mucus is not only caused by wind-heat cold in traditional Chinese medicine, but you can use some wind-dispelling and heat-clearing medications, such as Yin Qiao San combined with Gan Ma Qing Re Granules. Wish you good health!
The above is advice on the question "How to deal with a three-year-old with a runny nose and yellow mucus." I hope it helps you. Wish you good health!

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