Patient's question:
Doctor: My baby went to the hospital yesterday for a thorough check-up on tracheitis. The baby has a slight cough, a bit of runny nose, and phlegm in the throat. However, the doctor said the blood test results showed no infection, so they didn't recommend intravenous drips or medication. Instead, they prescribed a topical ointment, which has been applied for a day now. It doesn't seem to be improving. Can I give my baby some jujube boiled with rock sugar to drink? Or can I drink it and breastfeed to pass it on to the baby?Doctor's answer:
According to the description, it is considered a cold-related upper respiratory infection. It is recommended to actively follow up for treatment. You can let the baby drink jujube boiled with rock sugar, or drink more plain water. Pay attention to preventing colds and avoiding getting chilled. If necessary, inhalation therapy may be required. The above advice is for the question "Can a baby with a slight cough, who has been checked for tracheitis, drink jujube boiled with rock sugar?" It is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!