What is the cause of the child's gurgling throat?

If your child always has snoring sounds in his throat, you should be alert to whether it is caused by an upper respiratory tract infection, because upper respiratory tract infection usually causes dry throat or snoring in the throat. Therefore, parents should take their children to the hospital as soon as possible for a respiratory tract examination to find out the cause and then treat it with medication. If it is caused by the child's internal heat, they can be given some heat-clearing and detoxifying drugs.

1. Upper respiratory tract infection

This situation may be caused by an upper respiratory tract infection, which will cause dry and itchy throat, and even uncomfortable coughing up phlegm, and a gurgling sound in the throat. suggestion:

In this case, it is recommended to go to the pediatric respiratory department of the hospital for examination, and then rectal instillation therapy can be used for treatment, which usually will heal quickly.

2. Children accumulate phlegm

This is a unique short-term phenomenon, which is caused by the child's bronchi being slightly blocked by secretions in the respiratory tract, resulting in snoring. suggestion:

There is no need to treat phlegm with drugs. The best way is to do more outdoor activities and let the child's skin and tracheal mucosa be stimulated by cold air through air baths to get exercise. You should drink more water and some apple juice and pear juice in moderation, which can also help promote coughing up phlegm.

3. Children get angry

Children's wheezing throat may be caused by excessive heat. Recommendation: You can use Chinese medicine such as Qingkailing to clear heat and detoxify. Consider food therapy to reduce internal heat, boil with sugar water

Pear, eat its juice and flesh. Eat more green vegetables, such as carrots, green vegetables, etc. Eat more fruits that are high in water: oranges, watermelons, peaches, etc.

4. Things to note when children have snoring throats

1. It is best not to eat junk food and avoid spicy, hot and fried foods. Such as chili, ginger, fried dough sticks, sesame cakes, biscuits, instant noodles, etc. Do not be picky about food and eat a variety of foods.

2. Eat more vegetables, fruits and melons, drink more water and eat more vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins, such as apples, spinach, carrots, etc. You can also supplement vitamin C.

3. Ensure fresh air. Pay attention to the air circulation in the child’s room to ensure fresh air. When the weather is cool, open the windows frequently for ventilation. The indoor temperature should be controlled at around 20 degrees and the relative humidity should be controlled at 60%.