What should we pay attention to when children cough after strenuous exercise?

Some children seem to be fine, have no disease, and have no symptoms of fever or cough. However, if they engage in strenuous activities, they will cough continuously. After resting for a period of time, the coughing symptoms will disappear. Faced with this situation, some parents often do not take it seriously. In fact, this may be a manifestation of asthma. Parents should take their children to see a doctor in time and also let their children pay attention to it in normal times.

Exercise-induced asthma is a manifestation of airway allergy. Children with allergies are prone to coughing after exercise because strenuous exercise can lead to hyperventilation, excessive airway heat loss, cooling of the airway environment, and induction of mast cells to release inflammatory mediators and cause airway inflammation.

To avoid coughing after exercise, you must:

1. Through long-term and standardized use of asthma control drugs, asthma can be controlled and children with asthma can participate in moderate exercise without feeling tired after moderate exercise.

2. In winter, children who are allergic to cold air can keep warm and take respiratory protection measures, such as wearing masks before indoor and outdoor sports.

3. Summer is the season with abundant pollen and severe air pollution, which is also the season when children with asthma are most likely to get sick. In order to avoid asthma attacks, while taking long-term asthma medications, it is necessary to check for allergens, avoid contact with allergens, and prevent the onset of allergic rhinitis and allergic asthma. If a child is severely allergic to pollen, try to avoid places with many flowers and plants when exercising outdoors or exercise indoors.

4. When you have a cold, pay attention to rest and limit exercise. Infection is also an important factor in triggering asthma.

It has been proven that after standardized step-by-step treatment, children with asthma can engage in strenuous exercise, strengthen their bodies, and enhance their resistance. Appropriate exercise can improve their respiratory function. Let asthmatic children not become caged birds, but return to nature and breathe freely.

Parents with babies at home must pay more attention to their children. If you find that your child has no abnormal physical symptoms when he is not exercising, but has symptoms of coughing when he exercises, you must be careful, because your baby may have asthma. At this time, you should pay attention to reducing your child's exercise, keeping your child warm, keeping your child away from allergens, etc., to reduce your child's chance of getting sick.