Patient's question:
My baby is 5 months old. Recently, for the past 2 days, she has been coughing a bit. Today, when she coughed, she spit up milk. The frequency of spitting up wasn't very high, but the amount was quite a lot. She didn't have a fever for the first 2 days of coughing. On the third day, when she coughed, she spit up milk again. The frequency wasn't very high, but the amount was large. She didn't have a fever.What kind of help is needed: Good methods for clearing the lungs.
Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you clarify this. Based on the description, it's important to be aware of the possibilities caused by digestive issues such as indigestion, as well as the potential factors related to the child's physical characteristics, since children's stomachs are relatively flat. It's also necessary to pay attention to the possibilities caused by conditions like gastritis or intestinal infections.In this case, the first step is to stabilize emotions, get adequate rest, and relax fully. Avoid spicy or irritating foods, as well as greasy foods. Monitor the child's temperature changes promptly and consider taking probiotics or other medications for treatment. If necessary, seek medical advice from a pediatric department in a formal hospital. Under the direct diagnosis of an experienced physician, confirm the specific treatment plan. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery.