Baby has a red throat with phlegm but doesn't cough much, should they take medicine?

Patient's question:

The baby is one year old and has a slightly red throat with phlegm, not much coughing. What should I do? The one-year-old has a slightly red throat with phlegm for 48 hours. No, do I need to take medicine or have an IV drip? Can I use dietary therapy?

Doctor's answer:

The condition of your child is symptomatic of a cold, which generally leads to symptoms such as excessive mucus and congestion and swelling in the throat. Your child's condition requires active medication treatment, and it will not be very serious. I suggest that you first pay attention to rest, and a light, warm, and easily digestible diet is very important. It is recommended that your child take Qingkailin granules and Amoxicillin granules actively. For dietary therapy, you can cook pear soup to consume, and drink more winter melon tea. Wish your child good health.
The above is the advice for the question "Baby is one year old, the throat is a bit red with phlegm but not coughing much." I hope it helps you. Wish you good health!

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