Patient's question:
Sometimes I'm not feeling well mentally, easily irritable, and also experiencing varying degrees of diarrhea. Deep sleep and weight have not changed significantly.On the 20th, I roughly reviewed my past treatment and its effects:
On that day, it was quite severe. I went to the hospital and received intravenous drips for two consecutive days. The next two days were normal, but by the third day, I started coughing again. I went back to the doctor, got more medication, and received an injection in the buttocks. Afterward, my mental state remained poor, so I stopped taking the medication. I then bought some cephalosporin, 999 fever tea, and many fever-reducing drugs from a pharmacy outside. Except for Mimi Ai, now I'm only experiencing a bit of cough.
Doctor's answer:
Persistent coughing may be due to a weak constitution and low immune resistance. If it's not asthma but only bronchitis and hereditary factors, then it's not common for asthma to have a genetic predisposition. However, frequent coughing and illness will certainly affect physical growth and development. It has nothing to do with having your tonsils removed when you were a child.Recommendations:
Currently, in addition to coughing, focus on administering cephalosporin to suppress infections, and also provide lung-cleansing and blood-cooling treatments. If possible, consider using inhalation therapy. It's important to treat the condition thoroughly and not stop medication once symptoms improve, as this can lead to recurring symptoms. Medications that may reduce resistance, such as Yu Ping Feng Granules or oral immunoglobulins, can be used.
Pay attention to a balanced and comprehensive diet, ensuring you don't lack meat and avoid picky eating. Snacks should be consumed in moderation.