Patient's question:
Doctor, my baby has been unwell for ten months. He has been coughing for about half a month, with a lot of phlegm, especially at night. Here is the history of treatment and its effectiveness: I took him to the children's hospital, and they said it was a bacterial infection. He took medicine, but there was no significant improvement. What kind of assistance do you need: Clear the lungs, cool the blood, and reduce immunity!Doctor's answer:
Most cases of children's cough are caused by cold exposure, infections in the trachea or lungs, or consuming cold food. Children have weaker spleen and stomach functions, so they should avoid cold and cool foods to prevent worsening the condition and prolonging recovery. On the other hand, for children's cold-induced cough, appropriate dietary regulation can often yield twice the result with half the effort. It is recommended to take E oral solution, a compound preparation containing clenbuterol, to treat cough, thick mucus, difficult mucus expulsion, and wheezing.