Patient's question:
I had sneezing, nasal congestion, and vomiting in the air conditioner. A bit of low fever. Onset time and cause: It should be a chest problem, so I breastfed for ten days, now they are drinking Abbott formula. Treatment situation: There are still two days left until full moon, no treatment. What help do I need: What should I do?Doctor's answer:
The baby is currently in a condition where attention should be paid to whether there is bronchitis or lung inflammation. If the symptoms are still relatively stable now, it is important to monitor the baby's symptoms at night. Tomorrow, it is necessary to consult a doctor to have a blood test for the baby to determine whether it is a bacterial infection or a viral infection, and select the appropriate medication based on the test results. Due to the child's fever, increased respiratory rate, cough, and increased secretions in the trachea, there is significant fluid loss. Therefore, it is important to pay attention to replenishing fluids. The best fluid is plain water. Whether in the early prevention stage or the later treatment process, drinking plenty of plain water is very important. This helps prevent dehydration and reduces the viscosity and dryness of secretions in the respiratory tract, making it easier for the child to cough up phlegm.