Patient's question:
My child has a dry cough and sometimes vomits, but doesn't have a fever. The cough is better during the day, but it gets worse at night. The hospital said it's tracheitis and a respiratory infection, in addition to anemia. They also checked trace elements and found zinc deficiency. They received injections at the hospital for a day and then continued at home. The first five days were fine, but the last two days didn't work—just like before taking the medicine, the cough gets worse at night.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the baby's condition is likely a respiratory infection that has worsened due to improper treatment. It is recommended to hospitalize the baby for treatment, give the baby plenty of water, and perform a nebulization to clear the lungs and cool the blood. Follow the doctor's advice for symptomatic anti-inflammatory treatment. This is the advice for the question "What's wrong with my child's cough, dry vomiting, sometimes even vomiting but no fever?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!