A two-year-old child cannot stand up at the injection station due to coughing.

Patient's question:

This morning, because of a cough, I took my two-year-old child to the village clinic to get a shot. After that, I couldn't stand up anymore. The shot was in the left buttock, but my right leg couldn't stand, and it didn't seem to hurt either. Later, the child fell asleep, and after waking up, they could walk again.

Doctor's answer:

Need to go to the hospital for chest X-ray, CT, bronchoscopy, bronchial provocation test, and other examinations. Medications such as oral antibiotics, hormones, cough syrup, and expectorants are required. Avoid spicy, alcoholic, and cold foods that are irritating. Regular exercise is needed to strengthen the body.

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