Patient's question:
My baby is now three months old. Recently, for about half a month, there has always been saliva in her mouth. At night, there is a sound in her throat, as if there is phlegm, along with swallowing movements. Her eyes are slightly closed, her breathing is uneven, her head shakes back and forth, and occasionally there are a few coughs. When taken to the hospital for auscultation, the lung sounds were coarse. Breastfeeding is fine, but sometimes she cries and is restless. She doesn't have a fever. Could it be pneumonia? How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello: The child's condition is very likely to be symptoms of pneumonia! It is recommended to use medication to control the condition to prevent it from worsening.