Patient's question:
The baby has been like this since birth, and it has been four and a half months now. There is always a sound in their throat that sounds like it has phlegm, rumbling and rumbling. After a while, it gets better. It's definitely not a stuffy nose, and there are no other symptoms. I want to know what's going on because there's nothing serious, I don't want to go to the hospital, there are too many feverish people there, and I'm afraid of getting infected.Treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment has been given. When the baby was born in the hospital, I asked the doctor, but when the doctor came, the baby wasn't making the rumbling sound anymore. The doctor didn't take it seriously and left.
What kind of help do you want: I want to know what's going on? Could it be a disease?
Doctor's answer:
This situation needs to be considered due to the cause of pneumonia. The principle of treating pneumonia is to use anti-inflammatory drugs to completely eliminate the pathogenic bacteria. Depending on the different pathogenic bacteria, sensitive drugs should be used. Early treatment and a full course of treatment should be followed, and the treatment plan can be determined based on the condition. At the same time, symptomatic treatment should be provided, such as administering antipyretics for fever and cough expectorants for cough. For severe pneumonia, it is important to seek additional hospitalization treatment in time.