Patient's question:
The child has a slight cough and has been drinking pear water for three days, which includes white radish, hawthorn, pears, and rock sugar. The cough has improved, but the child has developed many small bumps on their body in the past two days. Applying some ointment helped, but they appeared again on the third day. The child hasn't eaten any easily allergenic foods, so could it be that the ingredients in the pear water shouldn't be boiled together?Doctor's answer:
The child has a slight cough, and it is recommended to revisit the hospital for a follow-up examination, including lung percussion. Additionally, Ambroxol and Terbutaline oral solution can be taken orally to relieve the persistent cough. Based on the images you described, are there only these bumps on other parts of the body? It could be caused by insect bites, or it might be an unexplained allergic reaction. It is best to revisit the hospital for a clear diagnosis, as face-to-face screening is more accurate. The above suggestions are for the question "A child has a slight cough and has been drinking pear water with white radish for three consecutive days." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!