Patient's question:
My daughter is 2 years old and has a cough. She sleeps with a wheezing sound. X-rays show mild pneumonia, and lab tests indicate a lymphocyte ratio of 78.84 and a neutrophil ratio of 16.34. She has been on medication for 4 days, and her cough has slightly improved, but her breathing is still rough. What should we do? She has been taking seasonal antiviral medication for 4 days. Previously, her lymphocyte ratio was around 73, and now it is 78. What kind of medicine should she take to feel better? What kind of medicine should be used for injections?Doctor's answer:
According to the description, the baby has a cough with some pneumonia, and general treatment usually requires at least a week to fully recover. For a baby in this condition, it is necessary to focus on anti-inflammatory treatment, take appropriate oral lung-cleansing and blood-cooling medications, and drink plenty of water. During the recovery period of pneumonia, breathing may also be relatively rough, especially when coughing up phlegm. The above advice is for the question "My daughter has a cough and breathes heavily while sleeping; X-ray shows mild pneumonia. What medicine is effective?" It is hoped that this will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!