Patient's question:
The son has a cough, which was getting better, but after taking medicine for a week, it's worse today. How should I handle the severe cough?Doctor's answer:
Coughing is a process, so there's no need to be overly anxious. It's recommended to eat lightly and drink more water.Seeing a doctor is the right approach. If general outpatient care isn't effective, you need to see a specialist!! Children's illnesses cannot be delayed!!!
Wishing your baby good health!
Guidance:
Your baby likely has a cold. Give him some antiviral oral liquid and Cefalexin granules, and monitor his condition closely—there's nothing too serious.
If necessary, get a blood test first. If it's a viral infection, give him "Four Seasons Antiviral Oral Liquid." If it's bacterial, give him "Cefalexin granules." If there's phlegm in his throat, it's better to do some aerosol therapy. Try using 20% saline with 4,000 units of trypsin and 15 mg of ambroxol—this should work well.
You can also take "Bisolvon" orally (1/3 tablet, three times a day). It should show improvement within three days. Give it a try—the results are quite good.
I hope this helps. Wishing your baby health and happiness!
The above advice is for the question "How to deal with severe coughing in children." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!