Patient's question:
5 had a high fever and went to the hospital where he received intravenous drips for 3 days. After returning home, he started vomiting again, and vomiting occurred every time he ate something, so the drips were no longer administered. After coming home, he ate Mimi Ai, and the symptoms of dry heaving disappeared. The baby also started having bowel movements. Since receiving the drips 3 days ago, he has already started running a nose and coughing with phlegm. Dry heaving at home led to the discontinuation of cold medicine. Although he has been using cold medicine for 4 days, the symptoms have not subsided. Perhaps it is due to the baby's frequent crying from the cold that his voice has changed now. I am hesitant to give him drips because I feel they might be harmful to his gastrointestinal tract, causing the vomiting. I am unsure what medicine can help him recover quickly.Doctor's answer:
Is your child still not feeling better after receiving intravenous fluids? Runny nose and hiccups are symptoms of the common cold, and they should be early symptoms of it. Personally, I think your child might have a new infection.Advice: If your child is currently still coughing, antibiotics may still be needed for treatment. You can use the cefadroxil in your home. At the same time, for hiccups and runny nose, taking general children's cold granules should be sufficient. If there is phlegm, you can also add your expectorant syrup.
Lifestyle care: Pay attention to ensuring your child drinks plenty of fluids, gets adequate rest, follows a light diet, encourages coughing up phlegm, and avoids crowded public places.