Patient's question:
Neutrophil ratio is high, lymphocyte ratio is low, high fever, cough, redness in the corner of the eye accompanied by yellowish-white secretions.Past treatment and effectiveness: Oral azithromycin and ambroxol were taken.
How can I assist: What is wrong with the baby? Could it be measles?
Doctor's answer:
When a child has a fever, it is generally considered a symptom of inflammation, but the medication you mentioned is not recommended as the first choice of treatment. Advice: It is recommended that this medication be avoided due to its significant potential harm to liver and kidney function. If the dosage is not carefully controlled when taken orally, it can be harmful to the child's body. It is advisable to first choose a medication with fewer side effects for treatment. If such a medication is not available, it is recommended to first opt for physical cooling methods. Additionally, it is suggested that the child receive anti-inflammatory treatment simultaneously. Other medications are not recommended to be selected blindly. The above advice is for the issue of "high fever with cough, red cornea, and accompanied by discharge." It is hoped that this will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!