What to do if your child has a hoarse voice due to a cold

Every time the children at home catch a cold, their voices always become hoarse. When seeing the children become like this, every parent must be very anxious and distressed. In fact, there is a complete solution to this. You can also go to the hospital for examination and treatment. As long as you can pay attention to your children's physical health with confidence, such problems will not occur.

Cold, cough, acute bronchitis: Wash and chop a raw pear with skin, add rock sugar and steam it before eating. Or you can remove the top and core of the pear, add 3 grams of Fritillaria cirrhosa and 10 grams of crystal sugar, put it in a bowl and simmer it over low heat until the pear is cooked, drink the soup and eat the pear. Take this for 2 to 3 days in a row for best results.

. Or you can core and peel a pear, add 10 grams of northern almonds and 30 grams of rock sugar, steam and eat it. It can relieve cough and phlegm, clear away heat and promote salivation.

Lung heat, sore throat, and aphonia: Mash a snow pear and slowly swallow the juice, 3 to 4 times a day.

Lung heat cough: stew raw pears with rock sugar, or remove the core of a raw pear and stew with 3 grams of Fritillaria; or cook 1 pear, 30 grams of reed root, and rock sugar together, eat hot before bedtime, it is best if you sweat a little, eat for 3 days; or take equal amounts of pear juice and lotus root juice.

For whooping cough, dig out the core of a pear, fill it with 1 gram of ephedra or 3 grams of Fritillaria cirrhosa and 6 grams of orange kernel, cover and steam it. Pulmonary tuberculosis with hemoptysis and dry cough without sputum: 10 grams of Fritillaria cirrhosa, peel and core 2 pears and cut into pieces, add pig lungs and cook into soup, add rock sugar for seasoning, which can clear away heat and moisten the lungs, relieve cough and remove sputum.

Weakness due to pulmonary tuberculosis: Drink 100 ml of pear juice and 100 ml of human milk, steamed hot, to replenish the body, produce blood, nourish yin and moisten dryness. Cough with phlegm and dry cough with blood: 6 pears. Peel and core the rice, cook 100 grams of glutinous rice into rice, and add 12 grams of Fritillaria cirrhosa powder. Chop 100g winter melon strips. Mix 100 grams of rock sugar, put it into the pear, steam it for 50 minutes and then eat it once in the morning and evening. It can moisten the lungs, reduce phlegm, reduce fire and relieve cough.

Wind-heat cough in children: Boil duck pears in water to extract juice, add rice to cook porridge. Consumption, low-grade fever and chronic cough due to tuberculosis: chop 1000g each of duck pear and white radish and squeeze out the juice. Concentrate it into a paste. Add 250g of ginger juice and 250g each of condensed milk and honey. Mix well. Boil in a bottle. Take 1 spoon each time.

Pharyngitis, redness, swelling, heat and pain, dysphagia: Soak the sand pear in rice vinegar, mash it, squeeze the juice, and swallow it slowly, once in the morning and once in the evening.

Long-term cough with damaged lung yin, cough with little sputum, dry throat and mouth: boil 1 snow pear, 15 grams of lily and 25 grams of rock sugar in water, and eat when the lily is cooked.

To clear phlegm and relieve cough: mash pear into juice, add ginger juice and white honey; or boil pear into paste, add ginger juice and white honey and eat it.

For infiltrative pulmonary tuberculosis, take 100 grams of dried pear, 50 grams each of spinach roots, lily and mother-of-pearl, boil them in water and then eat.

It is not a big deal if a child has a hoarse voice due to a cold. In fact, the most important thing is that everyone must pay attention to the child's physical fitness, take the child to exercise more often, do not be picky about food, eat more nutritious foods, and eat more fruits and vegetables. Only in this way can the child's body become stronger and stronger and less likely to get sick.