What to do if your baby has a cough, runny nose and hoarse voice

The baby has a cough, runny nose and hoarse voice. These symptoms are common symptoms of the upper respiratory tract, and some people don't know what is going on. When the mucous membrane of the upper respiratory tract is infected by bacteria or viruses, it will become congested and edematous, and the baby will have symptoms such as coughing, runny nose and hoarseness. Hoarseness is mainly caused by congestion and edema of the vocal cords. Let’s take a closer look at the relevant knowledge about coughing when the throat itches when breathing.

The baby's condition is mainly considered to be a respiratory tract infection such as a cold caused by cold. If necessary, X-rays and other examinations are needed to see if there is any bronchial pneumonia or other conditions.

The above symptoms of babies are mostly caused by viral colds. You can give your baby small pieces of ribavirin granules, roxithromycin orally for treatment, and the symptoms will improve quickly. You don't have to worry too much. During this period, make sure to give your baby more water. If necessary, you can go to the hospital for treatment.

I suggest you use some ribavirin spray + Mucosolvan oral solution. If the cough is more severe, you can add Otting oral solution. Because children have low immunity and are prone to bacterial infection in the later stage, if the course of the disease is long, you can add antibiotics. Pay attention to rest, drink water frequently, and eat more foods rich in vitamins.

1. Children's cough caused by upper respiratory tract infection

Upper respiratory tract infection (such as the common cold) is the most common cause of cough and sputum in babies. Common symptoms include wet cough, or dry cough that then turns into a cough with sputum.

2. Children's cough caused by bronchitis

Bronchitis is common in children under three years old and is an acute upper respiratory tract infection. Bronchitis-induced cough is common in children around one year old and often occurs in spring and winter. Bronchitis initially affects the upper respiratory tract, causing a dry cough in children, and then secretions appear in the bronchi, making the child's cough worse. If a child's cough does not improve after a long time, he or she needs to go to the hospital for treatment in time and follow the doctor's advice. Foods that are too high in sugar or salt may make a child's nighttime cough more severe, so they should be avoided in children.

3. Children's cough caused by pharyngitis

If the throat mucosa is uncomfortable and the throat is itchy, this may be due to local inflammation of the throat mucosa, which will stimulate the child to cough, and the cough will be more intense. Parents need to take their children to the doctor as soon as possible for symptomatic treatment.

4. Allergic cough

If your child has a history of allergies or a family history of allergies, you should try to prevent your child from catching a cold and consult a doctor in time. Pay special attention when your child coughs to prevent it from triggering asthma.