Patient's question:
One coughs 1-2 times a day, with each cough lasting a few sounds. Nasal congestion is more severe when feeding. Is mild coughing and nasal congestion symptoms of pneumonia and bronchitis?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is currently considered to be bronchitis, and it is recommended to receive intravenous treatment.1: Intravenous administration of penicillin-class, cephalosporin-class, azithromycin, ganoderma lucidum (antiviral medication), and mucosolvan (mucolytic medication).
2: If there is wheezing, it is recommended to add oral medication such as albuterol or salbutamol. When fever occurs, oral administration of Motrin can be used for fever reduction.
3: For bronchopneumonia, intravenous treatment should be continued until the cough subsides. Generally, it takes about a week to recover.
When breastfeeding, be careful to avoid choking, spilling milk, and vomiting. Prevent milk, food, and vomit from being aspirated into the lungs.
According to the child's age and physical development, provide necessary and sufficient nutrition, and add complementary foods in a timely and appropriate manner, such as vegetables, soy products, meat, eggs, etc.