Patient's question:
The two-year-old baby has phlegm in the throat all the time. Previously, they had a cough, and they were given intravenous fluids for seven days at the hospital, followed by seven days of and medication. Now they don't cough, but the phlegm in their throat won't go away.Doctor's answer:
The two-year-old baby had a cough before, received intravenous treatment for a week, followed by and medication for another week. Now, there is always phlegm in the throat, indicating that the respiratory infection at the time did not fully heal on its own. In this case, it is necessary to drink some ambroxol to cool the blood, while also eating less and consuming more vegetables and water, ensuring that bowel movements remain smooth. Avoid any snacks, drinks, or yogurt. Do not eat irritating, greasy, or spicy foods.