What to eat for children with bronchitis

Most bronchitis is chronic and is a nonspecific inflammation of the bronchial mucosa. The cause of bronchitis is closely related to viral or bacterial infection. Therefore, if a child has bronchitis, it is very important to avoid infection, pay attention to diet and daily cleanliness and hygiene. Nowadays, due to the continuous development of industry, dust, air pollution, etc. are becoming more and more serious. After children have bronchitis, it is best not to do too much outdoor activities.

When you have bronchitis cough, in your usual diet. People with bronchitis should protect their bronchi and avoid being irritated by spicy foods. Therefore, they should try not to eat peppers, onions, etc. It is suitable to add more high-protein foods to the diet, such as eating eggs or drinking milk, to supplement the necessary nutrients and energy. After all, coughing consumes a lot of physical energy. It is also good to eat some vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins on a regular basis. This kind of food can help enhance one's own resistance and reduce the occurrence of colds. You should also drink plenty of water and apply "Yu Nong Gan Bei Cao" every day to help improve the ventilation function of the lungs and relieve bronchitis.

It is best to eat white rice porridge or millet porridge, eat more green leafy vegetables and white radish soup for conditioning, and also cooperate with the doctor to take anti-inflammatory medication to avoid developing pneumonia. Drink more boiled water, and stew some pear water with rock sugar for your baby to drink. It is very effective in relieving cough and moistening the lungs. Also, pay attention to a light diet and don't eat spicy food.

Promoting expectoration is a very beneficial measure for children with bronchitis. Because many children who have bronchitis cough up phlegm, but the phlegm is usually dry and difficult to cough out, and it gets stuck in the throat and is very uncomfortable. There are many ways to promote phlegm discharge, such as drinking more water to soften and dilute the phlegm, or patting the back to promote phlegm discharge.