What is the reason for the three-month-old baby's shortness of breath?

Three-month-old babies are more sensitive and fragile. If they are not taken care of properly, various problems can easily occur. When the baby is sleeping, you can observe whether the baby's breathing is normal. Generally speaking, the baby's heart rate is relatively stable. If you find that the breathing is a little rapid, you should pay special attention and observe to see if it is a frequent occurrence or just occasional. Generally speaking, there are many possible reasons for a baby's rapid breathing.

For example, it may be caused by diseases of the respiratory system itself, or by diseases of the central nervous system, cardiovascular, abdominal, gastrointestinal, metabolic, endocrine and blood arrhythmia.

Generally, a detailed medical history and physical examination can usually provide the possible location and cause of the lesion. For example, a history of fever, foreign body aspiration, trauma, poisoning, etc. can provide important clues for diagnosis. In addition to respiratory rate, depth, rhythm, symmetry, respiratory effort (respiratory muscle work) and lung auscultation, the physical examination assessment also includes general reactions, state of consciousness, vital signs (heart rate, pulse, blood pressure, body temperature, etc.) and systemic circulation perfusion, which can be used to understand the severity of the disease.

Three-month-old babies do not have as strong resistance as us adults, so if you find that your baby's breathing is not smooth or rapid, you must pay attention to it. Many parents do not take it seriously and think that this is normal and they can just adjust themselves. In fact, thinking like this is very dangerous. There are many factors that cause abnormal breathing, and it may be that there is a problem with other organs in the body. Don't give your baby more water at will. Go to the hospital to seek medical help as soon as possible.