What happens if a child coughs, has phlegm and vomits? How to deal with it?

Children have very low resistance and are almost unable to resist some viral-invasive diseases. For example, the common cold is a typical viral and bacterial disease, which has a great impact on children's bodies and requires a very long treatment and recovery period. Therefore, parents need to pay great attention to it. Let’s take a look at what happens when children cough, phlegm and vomit? How to deal with it? Let’s take a look at the simple explanation below.

This condition is a very common upper respiratory tract infection in children, which is related to viral infection. The general course of the disease is five to seven days. It is recommended to take children's lung heat cough and asthma oral liquid to clear away heat, resolve phlegm, relieve cough and relieve asthma. It is used for fever, sweating, slight aversion to wind and cold, cough, yellow sputum, or accompanied by wheezing and dry mouth caused by heat evil invading the lungs. You also need to drink more water, pay attention to adding or removing appropriate clothes, avoid catching cold again, etc. You can also drink some ginger tea to help recovery.

The respiratory system of infants and young children is not yet fully developed, their cough reflex is poor, their airway lumen is narrow, their blood vessels are rich, their ciliary movement is poor, and sputum is not easy to expel. If they cough, they will be given stronger cough suppressants. Although the cough can be temporarily stopped, the sputum transport function of the ciliated epithelial cells on the tracheal mucosa and the contraction and peristalsis function of the bronchial smooth muscle are inhibited, and sputum cannot be expelled smoothly. A large amount of sputum accumulates in the trachea and bronchi, affecting the respiratory function. Federal cough syrup contains codeine, so you should pay attention to the dosage and time of taking it. Generally, this type of cough suppressant can be used for more severe irritating dry coughs, but it must be used on the basis of treating the primary disease.

For children's cough, it is suitable to use cough suppressants that have both expectorant and phlegm-resolving effects. Syrup is better than tablets. After taking the syrup, it adheres to the pharyngeal mucosa, reducing the irritation to the mucosa and can achieve the purpose of suppressing cough by itself. Do not dilute it with water when taking it, and do not take it with water.