Why do children often take deep breaths?

There are always some mothers saying that their children often take deep breaths. Many mothers do not take this seriously. Some think that their children are taking deep breaths deliberately. In fact, this understanding is somewhat one-sided. So what is the matter with children who often take deep breaths? Let me introduce it to you below! I hope this helps some moms!

Children always take deep breaths or sighs. Two situations may lead to:

First: The child suffers from myocarditis or myocardial damage (mostly related to colds and caused by viral infections).

Second: It is caused by mental factors.

Suggestions:

It is recommended to first do an electrocardiogram for the child and draw blood for a myocardial enzyme test. If it is found to be caused by myocardial damage or myocarditis (this disease is mostly caused by upper respiratory tract infection), the child should pay attention to rest and use drugs that nourish the myocardium. Commonly used ones include 1-6-diphosphate fructose, astragalus, Shengmai VC, etc.

If myocardial damage is not considered after examination, it is likely caused by mental factors. It is recommended to pay more attention to diverting the child's attention and not to deliberately ask or stop the child from sighing.

Do you dress your child in too many clothes? If so, it is very likely that the child is wearing too many clothes or too tight clothes, which causes a sense of tightness on the chest. Normal "shallow breathing" will be affected, so the only way to solve the problem of "not enough breathing" is to take "forced" deep breaths; at night, when the child takes off clothes to sleep, the pressure of the clothes on the chest and lungs is gone, so breathing is smooth, and there is no need to take deep breaths to increase the need for oxygen, and everything returns to the normal "natural breathing state".

After reading the editor’s introduction, I believe you have a certain understanding of the phenomenon of children frequently taking deep breaths! If this phenomenon still occurs frequently, it is best to take the child for a check-up to rule out myocarditis or myocardial damage. If it is caused by clothing, the child should wear loose clothes, not too tight.