Three-year-old baby has a lot of phlegm in the throat. Which is better, anti-inflammatory medicine or Snake Gland and Fritillaria Fluid?

Patient's question:

A few weeks ago, my throat felt constantly blocked, and later I started coughing. Within just a few days, my baby began experiencing a sore throat. After a thorough examination at the hospital, the doctor said that our baby had a slight inflammation in the throat. They prescribed anti-inflammatory medication, including Snake Gland and Fritillaria Fluid, along with several other anti-inflammatory drugs. I’m unsure which one is better.
What assistance I need: Hello, should the child take anti-inflammatory medication or Snake Gland and Fritillaria Fluid for a sore throat?

Doctor's answer:

Child cough is a symptom, a protective reflex action that clears out the "garbage" from the respiratory tract through coughing. Coughing is often accompanied by sputum, which is also the "garbage." Excessive sputum, bronchitis, or inflammation in the lungs can be treated with anti-inflammatory medications such as Xiliao, Ambroxol, and chest physiotherapy. Persistent cough in children troubles parents. The most pressing concern for parents is how to clear the lungs.

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