Reasons why children have difficulty breathing while sleeping

At home, it is inevitable that some of our parents will be unable to take care of the family and children because of work. In the long run, children will develop bad habits under the loose supervision of their parents, which will lead to certain abnormal diseases. Poor breathing when sleeping is one of them. Some parents have not even discovered it. For the healthy growth of their children, I suggest that parents pay more attention to their children when they are young and put the children at the center. Having said so much, let’s take a look at the reasons why children have poor breathing when they sleep.

If your baby has difficulty breathing after sleeping, is it because there is phlegm in the throat or because of nasal congestion? Phlegm in the throat will cause breathing difficulties. Let your baby drink more water and sometimes adjusting the sleeping position will help.

The baby may have caught a cold, so it is better to let the baby drink more boiled water. You can let the baby have a good rest and not be too tired. It is also best to keep the baby warm and not catch a cold.

The baby's nasal congestion and difficulty breathing are caused by rhinitis. It is recommended that parents take their babies to see a doctor in time. They can use Aichang combined with Xinqin granules for treatment according to the doctor's instructions. In life, pay attention to keeping the baby warm and protecting the baby from cold stimulation. Pay attention to giving the baby more water to detoxify, and pay more attention to the circulation of indoor air.

In a situation like this, you have to pay attention to whether the baby has closed the door. If the weather is cold at night, it is best to put a hat on the baby and give him more warm water to drink, and he will recover soon.

Is there secretion stuck in the nose? If so, gently press the sides of your nose and the booger will come out. If the nasal mucus is too dry, you can drop a drop of cod liver oil or saline solution in each nostril. This will soften the nasal mucus, and after a while the child will sneeze to bring the nasal mucus out.

After reading this, do you have a general understanding of the problem of your child having difficulty breathing while sleeping? At the same time, some of the reasons that lead to this situation are mostly caused by children's bad habits. It also reflects that parents do not put too much energy on their children, which is incorrect. I hope that in the future, parents will pay more attention to their children's physical condition.