What to do if the baby is breathing loudly

There are many reasons that can cause babies to have loud wheezing. Some may be because the baby sleeps too high, some may be because there are foreign objects in the baby's nasal cavity, or some may be because the baby's respiratory system is affected to a certain extent, causing the baby to have loud wheezing. For unprofessional parents, never take unreasonable measures when the baby is breathing loudly. Below we will learn in detail what to do if your baby is breathing loudly.

The sound in the throat is because the throat is born weak. When you inhale, part of the larynx becomes deformed and narrow, making the sound. After a period of time, when the soft part gradually becomes stronger, this sound will naturally disappear. It can heal itself within 6 months, but sometimes it may take longer, but most cases will heal themselves by 1 year old. Regular exposure to fresh air and sunlight can strengthen bones and promote self-healing.

Newborns only breathe through their noses. Once the nose is blocked, it will affect their breathing and cause severe breathing difficulties. Always pay attention to his nose and remove the mucus in time. The child is always moving around, so it is best to hold his head with both hands after he falls asleep, and use a medical cotton swab to gently rotate the nasal cavity to remove dirt. Do not go too deep, and do not pull out the dirt hard if you encounter a clot. It is best to drop a drop of milk in, and then use a cotton swab to remove it after the nasal mucus softens.

Infant regurgitation refers to 1-2 mouthfuls of milk flowing back into the mouth and overflowing immediately after feeding. Some babies are not burped in time after feeding, or milk regurgitation may occur due to changes in body position. Milk regurgitation will disappear naturally within 6 months as you age. It will not affect the baby's development.

As young parents, they may be more nervous and afraid when something happens to their baby, because they worry that their improper handling will cause more serious impact on the baby. Therefore, for us, the best solution when we find that the baby has heavy breathing is to take the baby to the hospital for a comprehensive examination.