Patient's question:
It's a cold-induced cough, wheezing, and dry vomiting. The doctor said it's a upper respiratory infection. Starting this fall, the child has been attending kindergarten, and the National Day holiday has already begun. They have been having a fever and cough, but soon after getting better, they develop a fever again. They have a runny nose without a fever, but start wheezing within two or three days. They don't eat much for dinner...Doctor's answer:
Consider bronchial infection or pneumonia. It is recommended to see a doctor for auscultation and imaging diagnosis, and chest X-rays may be taken for a more thorough examination if necessary. For mild infections, anti-inflammatory drugs can be taken for treatment. If there is cough or phlegm, fresh bamboo juice oral liquid or children's Ma Gan granules can be used for treatment. In severe cases, intravenous infusion is recommended for treatment. It is also necessary to be cautious of mycoplasma infection. If mycoplasma infection is suspected, intravenous erythromycin injection or oral azithromycin dry suspension can be used.