What should I do if my baby occasionally coughs with phlegm in their throat?

Patient's question:

5 A few weeks ago, I had bronchitis with a fever, high fever, cough, and phlegm. I had already started clearing my nose, and after the high fever, my nasal discharge turned yellow. After the fever subsided, it returned to clear nasal discharge.
Treatment history and effectiveness: Cefpodoxime, E, and pediatric amoxicillin. After 10 days of treatment, the symptoms improved, with coughing during the day and at night. After a follow-up check, the doctor prescribed 5 days of traditional Chinese medicine.
Current condition: Occasionally coughing, sometimes there is a snoring sound in the throat, which sometimes disappears.
Type of help needed: Do I need to take any medication now?

Doctor's answer:

As per your description, considering that the child may have bronchitis, upper respiratory tract infection, and other conditions, a detailed and thorough examination should be conducted to confirm the diagnosis. Active treatment should be initiated. In daily life, appropriate dietary choices should be made, plenty of fluids should be consumed, rest should be paid attention to, and adverse impacts should be avoided. Vitamin C supplements should be taken. For viral infections, drugs such as viramidine and amoxicillin may be used. For fever, Anrik should be administered, and physical cooling should be combined. For cough, dextromethorphan should be used. For excessive mucus, AstraZeneca and fresh bamboo extract should be applied. For runny nose, diphenhydramine should be used. Specific treatment should follow the guidance of clinical diagnosis physicians. The above information is for reference.

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