Does the baby with respiratory infection need intravenous infusion?

Patient's question:

Baby with respiratory infection caused by viral and bacterial mixed infection, symptoms include sore throat, coughing without phlegm, accompanied by vomiting, diarrhea, constant crying with abdominal pain, constant rumbling in the stomach, pain after eating anything. Currently taking probiotics and anti-inflammatory medication. Do I need to get an intravenous infusion?

Doctor's answer:

Based on the severity of the symptoms, it can be determined whether intravenous infusion is necessary. If medication can alleviate the symptoms, it is recommended not to undergo intravenous infusion. Because intravenous infusion can cause significant harm to the body. If you are still not convinced, you can go to the hospital for targeted and thorough examinations. If it is a viral infection, then antiviral treatment needs to be combined. During this period, the diet should be light or temporarily suspended. Intravenous infusion helps digest nutrients, fight viruses, and anti-inflammatory treatment, etc.

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