Patient's question:
The baby is only seven and a half months old. The day before yesterday morning, he caught a cold. He has been having a little bit of runny nose, but since he didn't have a fever, I didn't give him any medicine. This morning, the child's trachea has been constantly sounding like there's something stuck in it that he can't cough up. During his nap in the evening, there was also a hoarse sound. Hello, what should I do if the baby has bronchitis and makes a hoarse sound during his nap?Doctor's answer:
Symptoms of bronchitis, proving the condition is relatively severe, include phlegm in the throat. At this time, it is necessary to provide atomization therapy to expel phlegm and relieve coughing. Simultaneously, the use of antibiotic intravenous infusion treatment should be coordinated. Additionally, it is essential to prevent cold exposure and avoid catching a cold. You can visit the pediatric respiratory department, so parents can also frequently pat the inner side of their child's bilateral arms at home, which has the effect of invigorating the spirit and boosting lung qi, thereby promoting recovery from the illness.