Patient's question:
When my baby was just born, a thorough examination revealed that her respiratory development was not yet mature enough, and it was advised to pay attention. However, the child still frequently catches colds and tends to have recurring episodes. Now, at one year old, my baby has laryngitis and bronchitis, and the medication is not taking effect. I am seeking advice on what effective methods can help regulate her condition.Doctor's answer:
Laryngitis and bronchitis are mostly caused by infectious inflammation, which can be viral, bacterial, mycoplasma infection, or other pathogens. The recurrence of infection is related to low immunity and resistance. Therefore, it is necessary to identify the pathogen and use antibiotics, antiviral drugs, or antifungal drugs targeting the pathogen. Additionally, immune-boosting drugs should be used to gradually clear pathogens from the body through autoimmune mechanisms. Symptomatic medications should be used to alleviate symptoms.