Ushindi B., 2

Ushindi is a cheerful and playful 2-year-old girl who enjoys watching cartoons and playing with toys. She currently lives at New Beginning Children's Home, where she was taken in 9 months ago. Ushindi is a sociable and happy child who easily makes friends with other children. The matron of the home believes she has the potential to become a teacher in the future. Ushindi had been in good health until about a week ago when she developed nasal congestion. Three days ago, she started experiencing a productive cough and episodes of vomiting. She was taken to Rheemah Hospital, where she was examined and treated by a doctor.

Ushindi upon arrival to Rheemah Hospital presented with fever and persistent cough, cold sores on the nose and wheezing. Thorough examination and test done by medical officer in charge and he was diagnosed with upper respiratory tract infection. Prompt treatment was done by giving i.v Ceftriaxon,Brustan srp,Augumentin 228, and flugon srp. Ushindi improved. Helpster charity covered his medical expenses thanks to this early intervention. A follow up call was made on 25th July and confirmed that Ushindi was doing well and back to class

Ushindi upon arrival to Rheemah Hospital presented cough unproductive which lasted for 3 days, vomiting for the past 1 day and Nasal congestion. Treatment was done and she is responding well. prognosis is generally good. The outcome of an untreated acute respiratory tract infection (ARTI) depends on its type (upper or lower), severity, and the person's overall health. Most upper respiratory infections (URIs) are mild and viral, but ignoring symptoms—especially in more serious or lower respiratory cases—can lead to complications.