Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Okay, yesterday afternoon, I suddenly felt a bit feverish. I went to the hospital to get my temperature checked, and the doctor said it was 38 degrees Celsius. The doctor diagnosed it as pneumonia and prescribed several packets of medicine powder. Since last night, I haven't had a fever anymore. However, in the afternoon, I just cried, didn't want to drink (powdered milk), and only wanted to drink (breast milk). You have to wait until they are fast asleep to give them (powdered milk). Now, there are a few coughs. I was wondering, how should the treatment continue? Do I need to see a specialist for further checks? The hospital I went to yesterday was a community health center, and the doctor just quickly checked, it was less than a minute.
Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, it is preliminarily considered that the child may have an upper respiratory tract infection or bronchitis. It is recommended to conduct a detailed and thorough examination to confirm the diagnosis and provide active treatment. If symptoms such as high fever, difficulty breathing, or moist rales in the lungs are present, pneumonia or other conditions should be considered. A detailed and thorough examination is necessary to confirm the diagnosis, followed by active treatment. For viral infections, medications such as ribavirin and xylazine can be used. For bacterial infections, antibiotics like amoxicillin may be prescribed. For fever, ibuprofen granules can be used in conjunction with physical cooling methods. For cough, dextromethorphan can be administered. Specific treatment should follow the guidance of the clinical diagnosis physician. The above information is for reference.