Patient's question:
Male, 20 months, previously in good health.The current situation is as follows:
1. Persistent cough accompanied by vomiting acid water.
2. Feeling like vomiting during coughing.
3. Severe coughing at night, accompanied by fever.
Doctor's answer:
It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up. Only by identifying the cause and treating it specifically will it be effective. Pay attention to whether it could be a viral cold, tonsillitis, or a pneumonia with subtle symptoms. Get a clear diagnosis and then receive targeted treatment. Of course, the first step is to promptly control the body temperature, as high fever can easily lead to febrile seizures in children. The main methods for reducing fever are medication and physical cooling. Specific medications should preferably be used under the guidance of a doctor.