What should I do if my child's allergic cough doesn't go away?

During the growth and development period, children's body resistance will tend to be relatively low, which can easily lead to some physical diseases. Allergic cough in children is also a relatively common disease, especially when the weather is unstable, it is more likely to cause allergic cough in children. Children with allergic cough need targeted treatment, which can be improved through diet therapy. You can eat more lung-clearing foods.

What should I do if my child's allergic cough doesn't go away?

Pat on the back. When the baby coughs violently, it is best to hold him up with his upper body at a 45-degree angle, and gently pat his back with your hands to dilute the secretions adhering to the trachea and facilitate coughing.

Maintaining air temperature, humidity and cleanliness is very important. The room temperature should be kept at around 20-26℃, with regular ventilation and indoor humidity at 50%-70%, which is conducive to diluting sputum and coughing it out. If the air is too dry, sputum will stick to the tracheal wall and be difficult to discharge.

Boil white radish in water: If your child has been coughing for several days and has difficulty falling asleep at night, buy a few white radishes, cut half of the radish into slices every night, and boil them in clean water. After the radish is cooked, filter out the water with a teacup or small bowl, and drink it after it cools down a little. Coughing can be reduced. Drink it for a few days in a row and your cough will be cured.

Stewed mushrooms with pear juice: Pears can moisten the lungs and cool the heart, eliminate phlegm and reduce heat. The interferon produced by the double-stranded sugar nucleic acid in the mushrooms can eliminate viruses in the human body. Use the diet therapy of "pear juice stewed with mushrooms" to prevent and treat dry coughs in autumn and winter and eliminate infections. Generally, the effect will be seen after taking it for two or three days. Peel and slice 4 duck pears and squeeze out the juice. Wash and slice 200 grams of mushrooms, add appropriate amount of water and rock sugar and stew together. After the mushrooms are cooked, eat them with the soup twice a day in the morning and evening.

How to take care of a child who keeps coughing

If a child's cough persists, parents need to provide daily care. You can let your child drink more warm water or inhale some steam, which can help clear the mucus in the child's lungs and effectively relieve cough symptoms. When the child's cough is severe, you can pick him up and pat his back, and pay attention to cleaning the child's nasal cavity. If the child's cough persists and does not improve, parents should take the child to see a doctor in time.

1. Drink water in small amounts and multiple times. The water temperature should not be too hot to avoid irritating the throat.

2. When a child coughs violently, it is best to hold him up so that his upper body is at a 45-degree angle. At the same time, gently pat the baby's back with your hands to loosen the secretions adhering to the trachea and facilitate coughing out.

3. Keep the air circulating and control the temperature and cleanliness. The room temperature should be kept at around 20℃-26℃, with ventilation and indoor humidity at 50%-70%, which is conducive to diluting sputum and coughing it out. If the air is too dry, sputum will stick to the tracheal wall and be difficult to discharge.

4. If you have a severe cough at night, you can slightly raise the pillow to reduce the irritation of the throat by gastroesophageal reflux.

5. Try to keep your child's nasal cavity clean. Nasal congestion or runny nose will aggravate cough symptoms. For infants or young children who cannot blow their noses, parents can use saline nasal drops or a bulb-type nasal aspirator to help clear their children's nasal cavity.