Patient's question:
Three days, cough, no phlegm, no feverDoctor's answer:
A cough without phlegm or with very little phlegm is called a dry cough, also known as a dry cough. It is common in the initial stages of acute pharyngitis, acute tracheitis, pleurisy, and mild pulmonary tuberculosis, among other conditions. Currently, over-the-counter medications for treating dry cough include expectorants like Cepacol, Mekang Syrup, Cough Quick, and Compound Licorice Tablets, among others. There are many triggers for respiratory systems in children. If a child is diagnosed with a respiratory system condition, parents need to cooperate with the doctor for timely treatment, assist with gastrointestinal decompression, and develop good hygiene habits. Children should maintain a balanced diet and avoid stimulating and cold foods.