Patient's question:
Now going back to my hometown might cause climate adaptation issues. These past few days, I've been having a runny nose. Today, I have a slight cough, not severe, but whenever I cough, I vomit milk. The doctor at the hospital listened to my lungs and said it's okay, no wheezing.Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described above, consider that the baby's symptoms in these days are caused by a cold, and the vomiting is due to coughing. It is necessary to treat the baby's cough, and they can take lung-cleansing and blood-cooling medications, such as Ambroxol and Terbutaline Oral Solution. Enhance care, and ensure the room is ventilated regularly. If the baby has difficulty sleeping, you can appropriately elevate their head to maintain unobstructed airways and gently pat their back. Prevent the baby from catching a cold or overheating by adjusting the amount of clothing as needed. Avoid close contact with other cold sufferers as much as possible, and monitor any changes in nasal congestion or discharge. Use saline nasal spray if necessary. Pay attention to the frequency and intensity of coughing, body temperature, urine output, and mental state. Seek medical attention promptly for a thorough examination and treatment.