What to do if your six-month-old baby coughs and vomits? How to use medicine if your six-month-old baby coughs and vomits

A six-month-old child has adverse symptoms such as vomiting and coughing. There are many causes, including upper respiratory tract infection, discovery of pharyngeal tonsils and hypertrophy of tonsils, etc. It is recommended to treat the symptoms, such as oral expectorants and cough suppressants, including Kebiqing tablets, and some antibiotics, such as azithromycin granules.

In real life, due to some climate changes or other factors, many patients have coughs and other adverse symptoms, which affect their health. So, how to deal with coughs and vomiting in six-month-old babies? Let's find out below!

In fact, cough is a symptom, and there are many reasons that can induce cough. At present, the patient's cough is induced by stimulation and vomiting, which needs early treatment and improvement. Patients need to take medicine for anti-infection and cough treatment as soon as possible, drink more warm water, keep warm, avoid spicy food, and exercise more to enhance their physical fitness.

First, the doctor needs to understand the nature of the cough. Secondly, the doctor needs to understand the time when the cough occurs. Usually, the cough is aggravated in the morning or at night when the body position changes. It is often caused by bronchiectasis and chronic bronchitis. Thirdly, the doctor needs to understand the sound of the cough. Then, the nature of the sputum usually triggers cough diseases including: (1) chronic infection of the upper and lower respiratory tract. (2) allergic reactions, such as bronchial asthma, caused by foreign bodies and foreign body stimulation, such as foreign bodies in the trachea, or dry and cold climates, which can all trigger coughs. Finally, some pleural diseases, such as pleurisy or compression of organs adjacent to the pleura, can also cause coughs.

If a six-month-old child has coughing and vomiting, it is usually considered that it may be caused by acute upper respiratory tract infection and severe coughing, or it may be caused by inflammation of the pharyngeal tonsils and hypertrophy of the tonsils.

When these situations occur, symptomatic treatment is usually the main approach. It is advisable to take some oral drugs that can relieve phlegm and relieve cough, such as children's phlegm-relieving and cough-relieving granules and Kebiqing tablets, as well as dextromethorphan oral liquid, etc. to relieve cough and vomiting. At the same time, it is recommended to use some antibiotics, such as azithromycin granules and cefaclor granules.