Patient's question:
A three-year-old baby has no obvious symptoms, but she had a cold with fever and coughing for about half a month recently. She has recently recovered, but still has a slight cough. Yesterday, she said her ears hurt, so she went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor didn't give a final conclusion. It's not clear what's wrong, but she was told to take some anti-inflammatory medication at home. The child is doing well, just with a slight cough. She often says her ears hurt.Doctor's answer:
Middle ear infection caused by a cold, it is recommended to check a complete blood count and CRP. Follow the doctor's advice to take anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving medication. Pay close attention and carefully observe, seek medical attention promptly if you feel discomfort for further examination. Middle ear infection caused by a cold, it is recommended to check a complete blood count and CRP. Follow the doctor's advice to take anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving medication. Pay close attention and carefully observe, seek medical attention promptly if you feel discomfort for further examination. The above suggestions are for the question "What should I do if a 3-year-old child has mild cough and ear pain?", hoping it helps you, wishing you health!