Patient's question:
Diarrhea, fever, dry cough laboratory tests, test results: it is a cold that caused it. Past treatment history and effectiveness: received a few injections and showed improvement, but it has recurred now. What kind of help is desired: how should it be treated, and the veins are difficult to find for intravenous drips.Doctor's answer:
The child's main symptoms are fever, dry cough, and nausea/vomiting due to a cold. If the stool test reveals pus cells and the child also experiences tenesmus, it can be diagnosed as dysentery. It is recommended to seek systematic treatment for the child at the hospital. Since it is difficult to find veins, it may be better to go to a larger hospital's pediatric department. Intravenous infusion can reduce the number of needle insertions. The above is advice on this issue. I hope it helps you. Wishing you a speedy recovery!