Patient's question:
Recently, I've been experiencing this symptom again, and it's more severe than before, especially when sleeping. I feel like there's something in my nose and throat, with phlegm in my throat that I can't spit out or swallow. The sound of my breathing is loud. I'd like to ask how to massage for my baby's stridor?Doctor's answer:
The baby's croup is not an incurable condition, and the baby's symptoms are not too prominent, so there is no need to worry or be anxious. However, it is important to know that the treatment for the baby's croup primarily focuses on addressing the underlying cause and providing symptomatic relief. Identifying the root cause is a crucial step, and if this cannot be determined, it may have an adverse effect on the treatment. It is essential to pay close attention to this matter. Once the underlying cause is diagnosed, the appropriate treatment method can be determined. Medication