What medicine should a six-year-old child take for a sore throat?

A six-year-old child's immune system is not fully developed yet. If the child does not cover himself with a blanket when sleeping at night or does not put on more clothes in time when the weather is cold, he may catch a cold. The most common symptom of a cold in children is a sore throat. There are many medicines for treating sore throats, but because children and adults have different drug resistance, many medicines that adults can take are not suitable for six-year-old children. So, what medicine should a six-year-old child take for a sore throat?

General medications, such as Xiaokuai Ke Children's Paracetamol and Phenylacetamine Granules, are compound preparations and are over-the-counter medicines for colds. Used to relieve symptoms such as fever, headache, sore limbs, sneezing, runny nose, nasal congestion, sore throat, etc. caused by common cold and influenza in children. Its ingredients do not contain adamantane or caffeine. It is a professional children's cold medicine with mild efficacy that fully takes into account the physical characteristics of children. It can comprehensively relieve symptoms such as fever, headache, nasal congestion, runny nose, etc. caused by colds. At the same time, we took the lead in adopting the design of separated packaging in product packaging, choosing 0.5 packs or 1 pack (one pack if cut horizontally, half pack if cut diagonally), according to different age groups (or different weights), so as to truly achieve precise dosage for children's medication and ensure the safety of children.

When a baby has a cold, the consumption of vitamins in the body increases and the vitamin content in the blood decreases, so you should pay attention to eating more dark green and orange-green vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins to increase your disease resistance.

1. Grind the mung beans, put the tea leaves into a cloth bag, add a large bowl of water, boil it until half a bowl, remove the tea bag, add appropriate amount of brown sugar, which has the effect of clearing heat.

2. Lily and pear candy: lily, 1 pear, 15g white sugar. Wash the lilies and slice the pears. Mix lily, pear and sugar in a bowl, steam until cooked, let cool and take all at once. Twice a day.

3. Boil garlic and brown sugar in water, which is very effective in treating runny nose.

4. Sugarcane porridge: some fresh sugarcane, 50g polished rice. Add 400ml of polished japonica rice and cook it into porridge. Then wash and chop fresh sugarcane, squeeze out about 150ml of juice, add it to the porridge and serve. Take twice a day, morning and evening.

5. Brown sugar ginger soup: cut 10 grams of ginger into slices, add water and boil, then add 15 grams of brown sugar and drink while hot. Ginger is pungent and warm in nature and can dispel wind and cold. If your baby catches a cold in winter, drinking a bowl of brown sugar ginger soup and sweating slightly can help dispel the cold.

6. White radish soup: Slice 250 grams of white radish, add water and boil it, then drink it while it is hot. White radish has a good auxiliary therapeutic effect on respiratory diseases such as cough and sputum.