Patient's question:
On September 27, 2013, a fever occurred, and ibuprofen was taken to reduce the fever. On October 2, a high fever of 38.9 degrees Celsius was experienced, and intravenous fluids were administered at the clinic without improvement, accompanied by coughing. On the 3rd, the patient was treated at the Tangshan Maternal and Child Health Hospital and diagnosed with viral pneumonia, staying in the hospital for 10 days before discharge. Currently, the symptoms include throat (initially saying "" but now changed to a jumping "" sound) and constantly claiming thirst, drinking water non-stop, and also expressing fear of dying.Doctor's answer:
Psychological and mental health are difficult to strictly separate. Psychological and mental illnesses are clearly distinct from physical organ diseases.Psychological and mental symptoms can be caused by physical diseases or may not be related to any physical diseases. Generally, the psychological or mental disorders being referred to do not have underlying physical diseases or clear physical causes.
Neurology and psychiatry are generally different specialties with different scopes of diagnosis and treatment.
The child's condition may be vocal tics. It is a psychological and mental disorder that can be treated with psychological and medication.
You can see a pediatrician or a child health specialist.