When I'm asleep, the sound of my cough is a bit different from usual, and I haven't been treated yet.

Patient's question:

When sleeping, the sound of coughing is a bit different every now and then.
February 19th: Past treatment and effectiveness: No treatment yet. What kind of assistance is needed: How to treat...

Doctor's answer:

1, Cough accompanied by symptoms such as runny nose, fever, and nasal congestion is considered a feverish upper respiratory tract infection.
2, Cough accompanied by hoarseness, especially inspiratory dyspnea, is likely pediatric acute laryngitis.
3, Cough accompanied by phlegm production. Generally, babies of this age would not cough up phlegm, but you can hear a wheezing sound of phlegm in the baby's throat. This indicates bronchial infection. The medical history you provided is not detailed enough, and we cannot make a blind diagnosis for your baby. You can compare the symptoms mentioned above.
Recommendations:
1, Upper respiratory tract infection: It is recommended to take protective granules such as Hetaong or Youkadan for fever.
2, Pediatric acute laryngitis: It is best to take your baby to the otolaryngology department of the hospital for a clear diagnosis before medication, as this disease often causes breathing difficulties due to inspiratory dyspnea.
3, Bronchial infection: It is recommended to take anti-inflammatory drugs and lung-cleansing and blood-cooling granules. Keep cefixime and ambroxol oral solutions at hand.
4, Since the baby is very young, it is best to take your baby to the hospital for a clear diagnosis before medication.
The above is the advice for the question "At six months, the baby coughs intermittently while sleeping, and the sound is a bit different, and has not been treated yet." Hope it helps you. Wish you health!

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