Patient's question:
My child was taken to the pediatric respiratory department of the hospital for a check-up a week ago. The doctor said the child had bronchitis. Up to now, the child still coughs, but it's not as severe as before. The doctor advised to pay attention to the child's condition in daily life.Doctor's answer:
Hello, after developing bronchitis, it is not advisable to keep the indoor environment too warm during winter. Air conditioners and heating systems should be used appropriately, and temperature should be adjusted timely through methods such as using exhaust fans or opening windows to keep the indoor air fresh and prevent a significant temperature difference between indoors and outdoors. Additionally, it is important to add or remove clothing promptly when entering or leaving rooms to adapt to environmental changes and prevent the onset of illness. Regular exercise and adequate fluid intake are also recommended.