When a baby coughs repeatedly, it may be related to various factors. If bronchitis has not completely recovered, even if the symptoms are relieved, it may trigger a cough relapse. At this time, children can be given appropriate cough suppressants as recommended by a doctor, such as children’s expectorant and cough suppressant granules, which can help alleviate the condition.
If the condition is complicated, such as concurrent bacterial infection, the cough may continue or worsen. In such cases, prompt medical attention should be sought, and antibiotics should be used as directed, such as amoxicillin granules, along with inhalation of budesonide suspension to control the infection.
Sometimes, incorrect treatment methods are also a reason for the persistent cough. Particularly in the case of bronchitis caused by viral infection, antibiotics are not effective. The correct approach is to use antiviral medication, with ribavirin granules being one option that should be used under medical supervision.
For babies prone to allergies, environmental allergens such as pollen and dust mites may trigger allergic bronchitis, leading to a cough. Antiallergy medications like loratadine syrup can effectively alleviate such symptoms, but should still be used according to medical advice.
In addition to medication, daily life care is equally important. Maintaining a light diet, staying away from spicy foods, and increasing fluid intake can promote body metabolism and accelerate the recovery process.
