Patient's question:
The child always has upper respiratory infections and fever. Previously, at the age of one and four, they had two episodes of high fever seizures. Now, after seeing the doctor, they always recommend intravenous fluids because the inflammation won't go down otherwise! But the child has had many side effects from frequent intravenous treatments, and I don't know what to do! This time, the fever is accompanied by a sore throat with white spots and a small amount of yellow phlegm, along with a sore throat!Past treatment history and effectiveness: They have always been given Yanhuuning, virazole, and cephalosporin antibiotics orally, along with Yinhuang granules.
Doctor's answer:
I believe your baby suffers from frequent upper respiratory tract infections due to a weakened immune system, often caused by picky eating, poor gastrointestinal digestion, and a lack of exercise. The clinical symptoms include fever, runny nose, sore throat, and discomfort. I recommend giving your baby oral erythromycin and antiviral oral liquid, ensuring they drink plenty of water, and administering Haowaowa cold medicine granules and antiviral oral liquid. The diet should consist of light, easily digestible foods, avoiding extremely cold, hard, and spicy foods. Eating more pears or drinking pear water cooked with rock sugar can also be beneficial. is also recommended. In daily life, include more protein and calcium-rich foods, encourage outdoor activities to strengthen the body and prevent colds, and get more sun to enhance calcium absorption. Pay attention to keeping warm and avoiding catching a cold to alleviate the symptoms of the cold.