Patient's question:
At the beginning of the onset, crying and restlessness (suspected abdominal cramps), low-grade fever with diarrhea, cough with nasal discharge, poor sleep and appetite. During the treatment for cold/intestinal issues, the condition improved and worsened alternately. There was a head-scratching and arched-back posture, but no high fever, convulsions, or muscle spasms. The child is mentally alert. In severe cases, the head is held upright and cannot be lowered, and vomiting occurs immediately after eating.Doctor's answer:
Understand the principles of antibiotic use. For mild conditions, antibiotics may not be necessary. For severe conditions, especially sepsis, early, adequate, broad-spectrum, combined, and effective intravenous antibiotic administration should be given. Pay attention to pre-treatment testing and post-treatment drug reactions.