I received a prescription for Brufen.

 

My youngest son at home always complains of nasal congestion and sore throat whenever the seasons change.

These days, the flu and COVID are spreading again, so I couldn't avoid going to the hospital.

I received medical treatment on May 18th.

Since I had a sore throat, I naturally went to the ENT (ear, nose, and throat) clinic.

My child is 10 years old, and since there is no pediatric clinic near my house, I go to an ENT clinic for treatment whenever he has cold symptoms.

The nurse asked if I wanted to get a COVID test because I have a sore throat.

Actually, I didn't have a fever, but I had a sore throat, so I decided to get a COVID test. The result was, of course, negative.

 

The doctor examined me and diagnosed that my nose is sticky and that this cold will last a long time.

Since it's early-stage cold and they mentioned it might cause a fever, but because there is a sore throat, they prescribed children's Ibuprofen syrup as an antipyretic, analgesic, and anti-inflammatory medication.

Since you have a sore throat, you were probably prescribed Ibuprofen to help relieve pain and reduce inflammation.

After taking the prescribed antibiotics and Brufen syrup for three days, the sore throat disappeared, and fortunately, since I was also taking a fever reducer and pain reliever, I didn't develop a fever and was able to receive cold treatment. However, the symptoms that were only sore throat and nasal congestion worsened to include severe phlegm and cough, so now I am no longer taking Brufen and have been prescribed medication that is good for cough, phlegm, and nasal congestion.

Thanks to the doctor's accurate diagnosis and quick administration of Brufen syrup, the sore throat has disappeared.

I also felt that Bluepen syrup is effective in relieving initial pain and inflammation.

Bluepen syrup seems to be the most frequently used because the doctor prescribed it.