How to treat a child's trachea

It is common for children to have poor trachea in daily life, which can easily induce bronchitis, bronchial asthma and other diseases in children. Once the trachea is not good, it is easy to have repeated attacks. Therefore, if a child has a bad trachea, it is necessary to adjust it in time, pay attention to diet, prevent children from respiratory infections, prevent children from catching colds, and also strengthen exercise to improve the body's disease resistance.

1. Treat bronchitis by actively expectorating:

Patients with acute bronchitis can try using antitussive and expectorant drugs while using antibiotics. For elderly and weak patients who are unable to cough up sputum, as well as patients with a large amount of sputum, the main focus should be on expectoration, and stronger antitussive drugs should not be used to avoid inhibiting the central nervous system and aggravating respiratory inflammation, which may lead to worsening of bronchitis. Helping critically ill patients change their body positions regularly and gently massaging their chest and back can promote the discharge of phlegm.

2. Avoiding respiratory tract infections is also the primary task in treating bronchitis:

During the acute attack period, be sure to follow the doctor's advice and choose effective antibacterial drugs for treatment. After the acute infection is controlled, patients with bronchitis should stop taking antibacterial drugs in time to avoid side effects caused by long-term use.

3. Strengthen physical fitness:

Patients with bronchitis should strengthen their physical fitness and improve their cold resistance and body resistance. In winter, you can insist on washing your face and hands with cold water, and massaging the soles of your feet and palms properly before going to bed, which will be helpful.

4. Keep the home environment clean:

Patients with bronchitis should always keep the indoor air circulating, not let the house be too dry, and maintain a certain humidity. They should pay attention to controlling and eliminating various harmful gases and smoke, quit the habit of smoking, and keep warm.

Through the following dietary remedies:

1. Lophatherum gracile tea: Take 10-15g of Lophatherum gracile leaves and drink it instead of tea, once a day.

2. Snow pear and lily juice: 1 snow pear, 15g lily. Slice the pear and cook it with lilies. Drink the soup when it is well cooked. You can also add an appropriate amount of rock sugar during decoction, which is very helpful for treating bronchitis cough.

3. Radish tea: Take frosted radish, cut it into thin slices, boil it in water and drink it as tea.

4. Boil 1 liang of honey and 30g of bergamot in water to make tea; or boil honey, maltose and onion juice in equal parts and eat in appropriate amounts.

5. Radish stewed with tofu: 100g fresh large radish cubes, 200g tofu, stew together until well-cooked, then add seasonings and serve.