
What anti-inflammatory medications can children take for upper respiratory tract infections?
Recently, I noticed that my child has developed a mild cough along with a runny nose. What anti-inflammatory medications should children with upper respiratory tract infections take?

When children have upper respiratory tract infections, the choice of anti-inflammatory medication should be determined based on the condition and its cause. For mild cases caused by viral infections, antiviral medications such as Pediatric Paracetamol, Chlorpheniramine, and Artificial Cow-Herb Granules, or Wind-Cold感冒Granules are usually recommended to alleviate symptoms. If the infection is severe and symptoms of bacterial infection such as yellow nasal discharge, yellow phlegm, and sore throat appear, antibiotic medications like Amoxicillin Capsules are required to inhibit bacterial infection and improve the condition. During treatment, parents should also ensure good indoor air circulation, avoid exposing the child to cold, and encourage increased water intake to promote metabolism and recovery. If symptoms are severe, prompt medical attention is recommended.