Patient's question:
A seven-month-old baby with bronchitis has been coughing for five days after receiving cefotetan and Xiyaping intravenous injections. The cough has transitioned from occasional dry coughing to frequent coughing at night upon waking, with occasional coughing during the day and minimal mucus production, with rarely audible wheezing sounds. Should the baby continue to take anti-inflammatory medication? Currently, we have in the house: Lungenkolk, Chuanbei Qingfei Syrup, Xiaoke Granules, and Children's Cough Syrup. Which cough medicine should the baby take? Among the anti-inflammatory medications (Cefamandole, Cefaclor, and Cefixime), which one should be chosen? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
The symptoms caused by cough are symptoms induced by inflammation stimulation. It is necessary to take oral medication such as Kekemmin and Azithromycin for treatment. If it is ineffective, intravenous infusion treatment should be used. Avoid spicy foods and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits for early recovery.There are many reasons that can cause respiratory problems in children. If a child is diagnosed with respiratory issues, parents need to cooperate with the doctor in active treatment, cooperate with gastrointestinal decompression, and develop good hygiene habits. Parents should pay attention not to develop picky eating habits in children and maintain a balanced diet.