Is it good for babies to take enemas when they have a cold

Patient's question:

These days, my boss said I'm not in good spirits and it's affecting my work performance. Actually, I don't want to, either. I often can't sleep at night, and sometimes feel anxious and uncomfortable. If it gets worse, I'm worried it will affect my health and work. Is it okay to give the baby an enema for a cold?

Doctor's answer:

Currently, most colds are caused by influenza viruses, and treatment primarily focuses on antiviral medications. Combining them with azithromycin yields better results. For those with severe coughs, expectorant and cough-suppressant drugs like Juxhong Tanke Chongji can be taken. When fever occurs, physical cooling is the preferred method, and antipyretic drugs may be used if necessary. Rest and adequate hydration are also important.
If the delivery is via vaginal birth, the infection may occur during the process, and it could also be neonatal pneumonia. If the child fails to breathe properly during delivery, inhaling amniotic fluid may lead to aspiration pneumonia. It is recommended to diagnose the condition clearly before starting treatment.

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