Can my baby eat eggs if he has a cough?

Babies coughing happens from time to time in our lives. Many parents will be very anxious when their babies cough. Coughing will not only affect the baby's appetite, but also affect the baby's sleep. If it is serious, it will have a serious impact on the baby's body. Therefore, we must pay attention to the baby's cough. Can babies eat eggs if they have a little cough? Let’s take a brief look at it below.

Can babies eat eggs after they have a cough? You can eat eggs if you have a cough, but don’t eat too many. Eggs are high-protein foods. Some people worry that eating them will aggravate coughs. In fact, eggs can also treat coughs. Eggs fried with vinegar, fried eggs with ginger, and eggs mixed with sugar all have the effect of treating coughs. Therefore, you can still eat eggs if you have a cough, but it also depends on the individual's coughing condition after eating eggs.

When your baby has a cough, you can eat pears stewed with rock sugar to nourish the lungs, nourish the stomach and produce body fluids. Suitable for chronic tracheitis, whooping cough, chronic pharyngitis and other diseases. Each bite is eaten in the morning and evening. Pears stewed with rock sugar do have a cough-relieving effect, but it takes some time to eat. Eating pears stewed with rock sugar regularly can dispel phlegm and heat, nourish yin and moisten the lungs. It is better to add Fritillaria if conditions permit. In addition, pears can relieve symptoms of dry throat, itchy throat, sore throat and aphonia; patients with tuberculosis who often eat pears can relieve symptoms of lung heat, cough, itchy throat and sputum; patients with hypertension who often eat pears can nourish yin and clear heat, lower blood pressure, and relieve symptoms of dizziness; patients with hepatitis and cirrhosis who often eat pears can protect the liver, relieve cirrhosis, help digestion, strengthen the spleen and nourish yin; snow pears plus rock sugar can be made into snow pear drink, which can clear away heat and quench thirst, and is suitable for fever, damage to body fluids, thirst, etc. caused by exogenous warm viruses.

Through the above introduction, we know that babies can eat eggs if they have a slight cough, but don’t eat too much. In addition, after the baby has a cough, we must adjust the baby in daily diet and life, especially pay attention to the baby not to get hot or cold. If the baby’s cough is serious, you must go to the hospital for examination and treatment.