Patient's question:
Male infant, in the morning of the 13th, had poor appetite and was noisy. At 4 PM that afternoon, it was discovered that he had a high fever and was immediately taken to the emergency department of the local county hospital. His temperature was 38.5 degrees, and he was prescribed Cefprozil dry mix granules and Taurine granules. By the fourth day, his temperature returned to normal, but he had a slight cough and shortness of breath. His hands...Doctor's answer:
Your baby should have acute bronchopneumonia, as the photos can clearly diagnose it.Advice: Regarding allergic cough or allergic asthma, they are actually the same disease. Their symptoms include severe nighttime coughing, and there may have been a history of allergies in childhood. You can go to the hospital for an allergen test to find out. If the local hospital cannot perform the test, you can visit a provincial children's hospital for a follow-up.
The above is the advice for the question "Is this acute bronchopneumonia?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!