Patient's question:
When sleeping at night, I cough severely. I hold them on my lap to help them cough out phlegm, but often they cough out phlegm and also vomit the food they have eaten. I don't know what to do?In the morning after getting up, coughing is also severe (continuous coughing, but not for long, about 2-3 minutes). The rest of the day is fine, just occasional coughs!
Please ask the doctor, what kind of coughing disease is this!
First question supplement: How should it be treated?
Doctor's answer:
Dry cough is often caused by bronchitis, and pediatric bronchitis is usually triggered by improper treatment of colds or a weakened immune system. Timely treatment is essential, especially for children, as delayed treatment can lead to various complications. The Pediatric Lung Heat Cough and Asthma Oral Liquid is a commonly used auxiliary medication for pediatric pneumonia and bronchitis in clinical practice, significantly enhancing its efficacy. When used in combination with antibiotics like azithromycin, it can reduce antibiotic resistance and shorten the treatment duration. It is also recommended as a consolidation therapy for pneumonia and bronchitis, with functions of clearing heat, detoxifying, promoting lung ventilation, and resolving phlegm.