Patient's question:
Baby is two months old. It got infected through the respiratory tract. The doctor prescribed azithromycin and Aichang. After taking it for three days, how much interference does it cause to the baby? What are the side effects? After feeding, if you hold the baby down and pat it, it will burp. But after putting it down for a while, the baby will keep burping. What could be the reason for this?Doctor's answer:
Upper respiratory tract infection is a very common condition in infants and young children.Advice:
1. Upper respiratory tract infection is a very common condition in infants and young children.
2. Based on your situation, your baby is two months old. Upper respiratory tract infection. The doctor prescribed azithromycin and Aichang, which were taken for three days. The medication had minimal interference with the child. The most common side effect of azithromycin is gastrointestinal reactions,、, with some cases of nausea and vomiting. However, symptoms will gradually and completely recover within 48 hours after stopping the medication.
3. After feeding, if you pick the baby up and pat them, they will burp. But if you put them down for a while, they will keep burping. This is a very common occurrence and indicates that you didn't fully expel the air from their stomach.
The above advice is for the question "Baby is two months old. Upper respiratory tract infection. The doctor prescribed azithromycin." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!