Patient's question:
Gave him a shot. It's better now. Taking some medicine for a while will make him feel better. He usually coughs when he has a cold, and it's hard to treat. It takes one to two weeks of medication to get better. To boost his immunity, I often buy some nutritious or supplement foods for him to eat. However, "medicines are," and I've heard that taking too much medicine can cause kidney problems. I wonder if my son, who takes medicine frequently, might be at risk.Doctor's answer:
Hello, frequent colds in children indicate poor immune system function.Advice: While actively treating the cold, it is recommended to use immunoglobulin, which can address the problem at its root, reduce the incidence of illness, and enhance the body's resistance. At the same time, it is important to eat more fruits and vegetables to supplement vitamins, especially vitamin C.