Patient's question:
My daughter has been sick for over a month. Since she first got sick, we have been giving her medicine, but it didn't work. Then, she went to the county People's Hospital and got three days of injections, but the effect wasn't good either. Next, she went to the Kunming Children's Hospital, where it was discovered that her acute rhinitis was caused by a cold. At first, her nose was blocked, and later the hospital prescribed some medicine. Now, suddenly, her condition has worsened. Not only is her nose blocked, but she also has thick nasal discharge, and the mucus is a bit green. What should we do?Doctor's answer:
From the parent's description and the pictures, it appears that the baby's condition is more likely caused by acute rhinitis, which is triggered by a bacterial or viral infection. If the baby is not allergic to penicillin, it is recommended to give the baby oral medication and use a nasal spray for treatment. During the treatment for rhinitis, it is important to drink more water to relieve pain and prevent the baby from getting cold again. Pay attention to the baby's health.