Patient's question:
Recently;;my child had a cough and cold, but it has now been resolved. However, there is still phlegm in their throat that hasn't gone away.Treatment history and effectiveness: I have already taken cold medicine and anti-inflammatory drugs.
What kind of help do you want: I would like to ask if it is possible to get a vaccine now.
Doctor's answer:
When the child recovers from a cold, a cough with phlegm indicates that the body still has residual heat, but the condition is improving. During inflammation, it is best not to get vaccinated and focus on taking anti-inflammatory and cough-relieving medications. It is recommended to wait for some time before getting vaccinated. Generally, it is strictly prohibited to get vaccinated when a child has a cold or fever. Wait until the child's condition stabilizes before getting vaccinated.It is advised to keep the baby away from wind and cold, pay attention to preventing colds, and drink plenty of warm water. Try to minimize visits to crowded public places to avoid infection.