What are the symptoms of lung heat in babies? How to care

Lung heat is a common clinical problem, and this statement is often seen in traditional Chinese medicine. People of all ages may have lung heat problems, and lung heat is also very common in babies. Many parents are very worried about their baby’s physical problems, so when their baby shows symptoms of lung heat, parents must pay attention and provide targeted treatment and care. So what are the symptoms of lung heat in babies? How to care?

1. The breath becomes very heavy:

If you get close to the baby, you can smell a very strong bad breath.

2. Eye mucus becomes more:

When the baby has lung heat, the eye mucus will become more and more, and the baby will often keep his eyes open or pick the eye mucus directly.

3. Dry throat:

The baby's throat becomes very dry and very painful.

4. Red face:

Once infected with lung heat, the baby's face will become ruddy and his lips will also be red.

5. Dry and smelly stool:

When the baby develops lung heat, his stool will become very smelly and dry.

6. Shortness of breath and cough:

At this time, the baby will also become short of breath, cough constantly, and have a lot of phlegm.

7. Drug treatment:

You can go see a doctor and get some heat-clearing and detoxifying medicines for your baby, but be careful not to overdose to avoid causing harm to your baby's physical and mental health.

8. Food relief:

At this time, you should give your baby more water and avoid eating spicy food. Eating more foods that clear heat and moisten the lungs, such as pears, apples, winter melon, etc., will be very helpful for the baby's physical recovery.