Reasons for rapid breathing in two-month-old babies

In fact, many parents will find a phenomenon, that is, two-month-old babies have shortness of breath problems, but they don’t understand what causes it, so they don’t know how to effectively help their babies solve this problem. The following is a detailed analysis and introduction of what the problem is and how to solve it when a two-month-old baby has shortness of breath.

Shortness of breath (shortness of breath) is a common respiratory symptom in clinical practice. It is often an early symptom of respiratory insufficiency caused by respiratory diseases or lesions of organs or tissues that control or affect breathing. Further aggravation of the disease may lead to respiratory distress or difficulty breathing, or even respiratory failure, which is life-threatening. Due to the anatomical and physiological characteristics of the respiratory system, infants are more likely to experience shortness of breath and respiratory distress once illness affects their breathing.

In the baby's case, the breathing sounds are relatively coarse, the regulatory function of the newborn's respiratory center is not sound, the breathing is shallow, and the breathing rhythm is irregular. Under normal circumstances, the newborn's respiratory rate is 40-45 times/minute.

When parents find that their baby has shortness of breath, they should not ignore it, because if it is caused by some disease, the harm to the baby will be more serious. Therefore, I hope that parents, after understanding the above, can deal with the baby's shortness of breath more correctly.