Patient's question:
From birth to now, six and a half months, there has been phlegm in the throat without coughing. Treatment history and effectiveness: Previous treatments have been completely ineffective. What kind of help do you want: I want to ask if this condition is very serious? How to treat it? What kind of hospital should be recommended for treatment?Doctor's answer:
The baby might have an upper respiratory infection. You can give the baby some heat-clearing cold medicine, such as Qingkailing, for example. After a child has a cold, nasal mucus may flow back into the mouth, or they may have cough with phlegm. Since the baby cannot cough up phlegm or blow their nose, especially when the phlegm is thick, it is very important to provide care. The main thing is to avoid getting too cold or too hot, and to eat less sweet and spicy, irritating foods. You can take Glatiramer acetate orally and use ambroxol for (atomized phlegm removal). Drink more water.According to your description, this is caused by factors such as irregular diet, not eating enough, and drinking too little water, leading to inflammation. It is recommended that you drink more water, eat a light and regular diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and greasy foods. Rest well.