What disease causes the child's breathing difficulty?

Normal breathing is a very important part of maintaining our lives. If there are some problems with breathing, it will cause great harm to our body. So when our children have difficulty breathing, it will make us parents anxious. However, difficulty breathing is indeed a disease that poses a great threat to children, so we must be cautious. Therefore, many parents and friends hope to have a detailed understanding of the causes of their children's difficulty breathing.

First, check whether the child has a cough.

1. Dyspnea is a common symptom in pediatric emergencies and can be caused by many diseases. For example, acute laryngitis and various pneumonias are common causes of dyspnea in children.

2. Bronchial asthma also causes a lot of breathing difficulties. It is an allergic disease of the lungs, often allergic to certain substances, such as shortness of breath, difficult and slow exhalation, and obvious wheezing. Cardiogenic breathing difficulties are mostly caused by pulmonary congestion due to heart failure. At first, the child's breathing difficulties are not obvious, and symptoms only appear during exercise, the so-called "palpitation and shortness of breath". It is recommended that you take your child to the hospital for examination to avoid delaying the disease.

Although breathing difficulties in children are a very common disease, they are also very dangerous for children. Therefore, once a child experiences this condition, it is important to observe the child's condition at all times to ensure the child's safety. If the child experiences rapid breathing, purple lips, and pale face in a short period of time, the child must be taken to the emergency room for emergency treatment.