Why does my baby have a hoarse voice?

Many children often have some hoarse throats when they are young. Parents will find that their children have hoarse throats and can't speak. If this continues for a long time, they will definitely be very worried, because they are very young and have not yet fully matured. Will this cause problems with speaking in the future? What is the matter with children's hoarse throats? How should parents relieve it?

Children are in the developmental stage, their vocal organs are not very mature, and they are more easily excited. They shout when they are happy and cry loudly when they are unhappy. This can easily cause swelling and inflammation of the vocal cords. The inflamed vocal cords become congested with a lot of blood, causing the local membrane to thicken. The uneven membrane cannot close, causing the voice to become hoarse or lost.

When the seasons change, if the baby catches a cold or is attacked by a virus, his throat will become inflamed. Generally speaking, a week or so of hoarseness from crying is not a big problem. However, if this condition continues, it will cause pharyngitis or even diseases such as vocal cord nodules.

It is recommended that parents should pay attention to letting their babies drink more boiled water to replenish body water, and reduce contact with cold food and spicy and irritating food.

When the vocal cords become inflamed, they become congested and the voice becomes hoarse or even lost. Therefore, it is important to stabilize the child's emotions.

Babies have relatively low resistance and are easily invaded by bacteria, especially when seasons change and the weather changes drastically. They are prone to catching colds. Viruses can make babies sick and cause sore throats. Laryngitis is also one of the factors that cause hoarseness and sore throat in babies.

Don't speak loudly. Young children have the problem of talking and shouting loudly. Parents should be more careful not to cause their babies to cry loudly for no reason. Reducing your baby's loud shouting can help protect your baby's throat.

If a child has a hoarse throat, it may be due to some inflammation besides shouting. Parents should take their children to the hospital for treatment in time and observe their condition. They should eat more foods that can relieve cough and moisten the lungs and drink more boiled water. They should never eat spicy or irritating foods or hair-raising foods, which will be detrimental to recovery.