Children cough when they catch a cold

When children get sick, it often gives parents a headache. There are many reasons for colds, such as not changing the baby's clothes in time according to the temperature difference, or the child's own immunity is very poor. In addition, many children will have coughing symptoms after catching a cold, which will prolong the treatment time and is very detrimental to the child's health. So what should I do if my child coughs when he catches a cold?

First, what should we do if our children cough when they have a cold? Polygonatum odoratum porridge: 15g of fresh radix polygonatum, double the amount, 50g of polished rice. Usage: Wash and chop the Polygonatum odoratum, add water to boil it into soup, extract the juice and remove the residue, and use the Polygonatum odoratum juice to cook porridge (add water when cooking porridge). Take warm twice a day, morning and evening. One week is one course of treatment. Stop for one week before the second course. Polygonatum sibiricum porridge: 15g Polygonatum sibiricum (double the amount for fresh ones), 50g polished rice, appropriate amount of rock sugar. Usage: Wash the Polygonatum sibiricum, cut it into small pieces, add 500ml of water together with the polished rice, cook over low heat until the rice grains bloom, add rock sugar, continue cooking for a while, and take it while hot on an empty stomach every morning and evening.

Second, cook ginger with cola. 1 slice of ginger and appropriate amount of cola, drink after boiling. Coke and ginger have certain effects of dispelling cold, relieving cough and refreshing the mind. They can help treat colds and relieve coughs to a certain extent. In addition to having certain positive effects on colds, cola and ginger can help warm the stomach and relieve pain, promote gastrointestinal motility, and also help accelerate blood circulation in the body. Radish and scallion soup. 1 radish, 6 green onions, 15 grams of ginger. Use three bowls of water to boil the radish first, then add the scallion and ginger, and cook until one bowl of soup is left. Take all the medicine including the residue at one time. It can clear the lungs and relieve the exterior symptoms, resolve phlegm and relieve cough; it can treat wind-cold cough, foamy sputum, accompanied by chills, fatigue and body aches, etc.

Third, roast the oranges. Roast the oranges directly over low heat, turning them constantly, until the peel turns black and steam comes out of the oranges. Let it cool for a while, peel the orange peel and let the patient eat the warm orange segments. Large oranges can be eaten in several times, and small tribute oranges can be eaten one at a time, 2 to 3 times a day. This method does have a certain effect on resolving phlegm and relieving cough. It tastes better than drug treatment and has nutritional value. However, it is best to take it together with orange peel because its medicinal effects are mainly concentrated in the orange peel. Moreover, since oranges contain a lot of vitamin C, they can help improve the patient's resistance. Therefore, those who suffer from colds and coughs may wish to try them.

What should you do if your child coughs when he catches a cold? Lily and pear candy: 10g lily (fresh lily is better, double the amount), 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. Peanuts and rock sugar: 100-150g peanuts and appropriate amount of rock sugar. Wash the peanuts, add rock sugar and water and cook until done. Eat the peanuts and drink the soup, divided into three times a day.