Patient's question:
Son, it's cold and I have a cold. I coughed for more than a month and took medicine to go home to eat, but it's still not visible. I've had a cold and coughed for more than a month and it's still not visible. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
If the patient's condition does not show significant improvement through treatment, it may be related to the patient's relatively weak physical fitness. The symptoms you mentioned are more likely caused by bacterial or viral infections leading to respiratory infections. It is recommended to go to a formal Grade III-A hospital and consult the respiratory department for diagnosis. Once the doctor identifies the cause, follow the doctor's guidance for treatment. At the same time, you can combine traditional Chinese medicine to regulate and rest, drink light and plain drinks, avoid spicy and greasy foods, and pay attention to preventing colds. Get enough exercise to boost your immunity. Although colds and fever cannot be exposed to cold air, you should not close doors and windows either, as indoor air cannot be supplied, which will cause cold pathogens to multiply. Pay attention to frequent hand washing and avoid crowded places to prevent cross-infection.