What should I do if my child has blisters in his throat?

Children's health is very easily affected because their resistance is very low and they cannot effectively resist common viruses. Respiratory diseases are especially common, causing serious obstacles to children's lives. For example, blisters in children's throats are a common phenomenon. Let's take a look at what to do if a child has blisters in the throat? I hope everyone can understand.

1. Open windows frequently for ventilation. Maintaining air circulation is an effective measure to prevent and treat chronic pharyngitis. Dry indoor air and excessive cooling, heating or humidity can affect the defense function of the pharyngeal mucosa, causing functional disorders and abnormal sensation in the pharynx, which can eventually lead to chronic pharyngitis. Rinse your mouth and brush your teeth in the morning, after meals and before going to bed to keep your mouth clean. At the same time, preventing and treating oral and nasal diseases and eliminating inflammatory lesions are also helpful in preventing pharyngitis.

2. Pay attention to the combination of work and rest. Avoid exposure to cold and rest in bed if your body is not adapted. In daily life, drinking tea can not only prevent and improve the treatment of inflammation, but also regulate the balance of human body mechanisms, clear away heat and detoxify, and have anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects.

3. Adjust your diet. The diet should be light and easy to digest, supplemented with some refreshing, heat-removing, tender and juicy foods. Such as oranges, tangerines, pineapples, sugar cane, olives, pears, apples, etc., or drink more water and cool drinks, but the drinks should not be too strong. Avoid tobacco, alcohol, ginger, pepper, mustard, garlic and all spicy foods.

4. Pay attention to protection. People who are frequently exposed to dust or chemical gases should wear masks, face shields, etc. and take protective measures.

5. Keep your intestines and stomach unobstructed. Drink more boiled water with light salt, eat easily digestible food, and keep your stomach and intestines unobstructed.

6. Seek medical attention promptly. Once discovered, seek medical attention as soon as possible and don't delay.

diet:

Pay attention to keeping the diet light. Children with high fever should drink more water and eat small meals frequently. Eat more nutritious and easily digestible liquid or semi-liquid foods, such as milk, rice porridge, etc., as well as some vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins. Eat less fried or deep-fried greasy foods as much as possible, and avoid irritating foods such as sour, sweet, spicy, salty, hot, and hard foods. Pay special attention not to eat overheated or overcold foods to avoid irritating the ulcerated area in the mouth and causing pain. You can take appropriate amounts of mung beans, bitter gourd, coix seeds, rice, etc. to cook porridge or soup, let it cool down, and give the child an appropriate amount to drink.