How to deal with bronchitis in a 17-month-old baby?

Patient's question:

Check if it's tracheitis. Today marks the fifth day of IV fluids, and why isn't the baby coughing much besides phlegm? Besides, the baby occasionally vomits during breakfast in the daytime, but the vomiting isn't frequent. I wonder if it's related to this. Can the baby drink rock sugar pear water? Are there any fruits the baby can eat? How should the baby be cared for? Thank you.
Past treatment and effectiveness: The doctor said there was a bacterial infection and high white blood cell count. What kind of assistance is needed: How should the baby be cared for on a daily basis?

Doctor's answer:

What should I do about my baby's 17-month-old bronchitis? The reason the child vomited was because of taking azithromycin, which is a normal reaction after completing the course of azithromycin.
Advice: The illness will gradually improve step by step, so don't be impatient. Rock sugar pear soup might not be available, but there are similar children's autumn pear ointments you can try. You can look into it. For daily care, have a normal dinner with a light diet, eat small meals frequently, and drink plenty of water. This is my suggestion. I hope it helps you. Thank you!

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