How is acute bronchiolitis treated?

Patient's question:

The baby is four months old and was hospitalized for eight days with acute bronchiolitis. They received intravenous drip and nebulization treatment and were discharged. Now, half a month later, why is there still some coughing every day? How is acute bronchiolitis treated?

Doctor's answer:

Acute bronchiolitis is primarily caused by pathogen transmission and can lead to symptoms such as fever, cough, sputum production, and wheezing. If the above symptoms persist, it suggests that the condition has not been fully resolved. It is recommended that you pay attention to keeping your child warm, regularly check their body temperature, and consider oral administration of Xiao'er Ke Chuan Ling Granules, Ambroxol and Terbutaline, or undergo aerosol inhalation treatment to alleviate symptoms. If an infection is present, active treatment should be initiated.

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