Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:To the hospital for a check-up, there were no abnormalities. What should I do?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, cough without phlegm or with very little phlegm is called dry cough, which is also referred to as dry cough. In babies, dry cough is usually more prominent during the day and subsides during sleep. Most cases of dry cough in babies are caused by nasal inflammation or discomfort. Baby rhinitis often presents with episodic dry cough, accompanied by nose rubbing, eye rubbing, nasal congestion, and throat itching. However, the baby's spirits remain normal, and they do not feel significant physical weakness. Although the same medications are used to treat baby dry cough, their pharmacological effects differ. Therefore, the choice of medication varies depending on the specific condition of the baby's dry cough. Whether it is prescription or over-the-counter medication, it should be taken under medical advice.