Patient's question:
My son started with a mild cough, and the doctor prescribed medication, but it didn't work. His condition worsened, so I changed doctors again, who prescribed more medication, but it still didn't help. On the 20th, he had a fever of 38 degrees, and the doctor gave him a fever-reducing shot. The fever went down, but the cough persisted. He coughs more severely at night and in the morning. He's not eating, but he's drinking water. Why does my baby cough when he eats?Doctor's answer:
It must be tonsillitis. Taking some anti-inflammatory medication is usually fine for kids, as their medicine isn't that bitter and they should be able to take it. If it's severe, they might get a fever. If the child refuses to take it, they should go to the hospital for an anti-inflammatory drip. My daughter just recovered too. In cases like this, dietary coordination with treatment is often necessary for a faster recovery. Children who frequently cough, have phlegm, and suffer from sore throats are often those who eat a lot of snacks, sweets, fried foods, drinks, cold drinks, and dairy products. The above suggestions are for the question "Why does my baby cough after dinner?" and I hope they help you. Wishing you good health!