My child is breathing rapidly and has wheezing sounds. What is wrong?

It is a very happy thing for parents to be able to accompany their children to grow up, but only friends who have experienced it personally know that raising children is a very hard thing. Because children are the center of our family, the health of children is of great concern to all family members. If parents find that their children have severe wheezing when breathing, they will feel very worried. So let’s take a look at what is wrong with children’s wheezing when breathing?

When a child has shortness of breath, the initial consideration is that the child has an acute upper respiratory tract infection, which is mostly caused by contact with patients with colds or catching a cold.

Treatment method: This disease is mostly caused by viral infection, so antiviral drugs should be used early, such as acyclovir granules, Shuanghuanglian, etc. If it is a low fever and the child has no other abnormalities, we can leave it alone. If the fever is too high, or accompanied by mental symptoms in children, such as irritability, drowsiness, etc., antipyretics such as nimesulide, antipyretic suppositories, etc. should be used in time, or physical cooling can be used. The child's faster breathing is caused by rising body temperature, which can usually be relieved and improved after the body temperature returns to normal. There is a sound in the throat, which may be caused by secretions. Mucosolvan and other expectorants can be used appropriately, or nebulization treatment can be used. Strengthen daily life, feed more water, increase nutrition appropriately, supplement vitamins, etc. If the condition is mild, injection treatment is not necessary

Respiratory tract infection is a very common disease in children, so parents do not need to worry too much about the disease causing great harm to their children. As long as they help their children use scientific methods for treatment, their children will recover in a few days. It is more important for parents to help their children improve their body's resistance, increase their ability to resist disease, and grow up healthier.