How to treat baby's allergic cough effectively

All parents hope that their babies can grow up healthy and happy, but colds and coughs always bother babies. When babies have coughs, many mothers will blindly give their children cough medicines. In fact, this will not solve the problem. You must know that if the child’s cough is caused by allergies, it is difficult to solve the cough problem without desensitization treatment. So what is the best way to treat a baby’s allergic cough?

Once cough variant asthma is diagnosed, antibiotics or antiviral drugs should be stopped, and care should be taken to avoid contact with allergens. In particular, primary prevention of asthma is implemented for children with cough variant asthma, aiming to promote and enhance Th1 cell response.

Correct treatment: Currently, the medical community has a common understanding of the treatment of allergic cough. Since allergic cough and asthma are essentially the same, the treatment method is basically the same as that of asthma.

The main focus is on clearing and eliminating the cause of the disease - human lungs are often harmed by six poisons, including "viruses", "bacteria", "smoke poison", "phlegm poison", "waste gas poison" and "inflammatory toxins", which cause the respiratory system of patients with lung diseases such as coughs to produce a large amount of "alienated acid and sugar". Once formed, it will cause long-term and continuous harm to the human respiratory system, causing more serious cough and asthma lung diseases, and leading to a vicious circle.

Combine prevention and treatment to enhance body functions - Treating stubborn respiratory diseases such as cough and asthma. Treating the pathological changes is certainly the key, but when recovering from a long-term illness, treatment and nourishment should be combined to strengthen the respiratory system function and prevent recurrence.

Parents should now know how to effectively treat their baby's allergic cough. Children's bronchial mucosa is relatively fragile, and many bacteria and viruses may cause allergies in children, leading to coughing. Therefore, parents must pay attention to protecting their children and prevent them from contacting allergens.