Patient's question:
A six-year-old child has developed many small red bumps on their tongue that are not painful or itchy. What could be the reason? Previously, they always felt like there was phlegm in their throat and coughed for a few days, but now it has improved. However, they noticed many red spots on their tongue. They have no history of allergies and no genetic predisposition. What could be the cause? What medicine should I give the child?Doctor's answer:
The red spots on the child's tongue that you mentioned may be caused by the child possibly having an upset stomach, which is a relatively common disease in childhood. It is recommended that you spray the child with Shuangliao Houfeng San, as it has a good therapeutic effect. During the treatment period, pay close attention to ensuring the child drinks plenty of water. This will help the child's condition improve. Wishing the child a speedy recovery.The above advice is for the question "Why does a 6-year-old child have many small red bumps on their tongue that don't hurt or itch?" and is hoped to be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!