What causes baby's cough, runny nose and vomiting?

Nowadays, the weather changes a lot. If parents do not pay more attention to keeping their children warm in the car, the children are more likely to catch a cold. If the baby catches a cold, the baby's parents will be anxious. Faced with the baby's runny nose, parents often feel at a loss. So what causes children to cough and have a runny nose? Let’s take a look at it together!

Reasons for baby's cough

1) Common cold: coughing with phlegm and shortness of breath during the day and night

2) Asthma: Coughing and wheezing, which worsens at night or during exercise; severe air pollution can worsen the condition

3) Influenza: Sounds coming from the throat, coughing every once in a while, sometimes dry cough, sometimes with phlegm

4) Whooping cough: The cough is very hoarse and occurs many times per breath

What should I do if my baby has a cough and a runny nose? The handling method must be correct. Although there are many reasons, there is no need to be too nervous. Let's take a look at the reasons why babies cough.

Reasons for baby's runny nose:

1) Cold: In the first few days, the nasal discharge is clear water or mucus

2) Chronic rhinitis: The nasal discharge is usually mucous

3) Allergic rhinitis: The nasal mucus is usually clear and in large amounts, and the nose is itchy. It may also be seasonal rhinitis. If a baby suffers from this disease, it is easy to have asthma. 4) Chronic sinusitis: mostly purulent secretions, accompanied by nasal sounds and poor memory.

5) If your baby's nasal discharge is yellow and watery, it may be related to sinus cysts and you should go to the hospital for further examination.

Although there are many reasons why babies may have coughs and runny noses, parents do not need to worry too much during this period. The most important thing is to pay more attention to the care of the child. If the child has a cold and a runny nose, the child needs to be treated with some medicine. At ordinary times, more attention should be paid to adding some clothes for the child to prevent the child from continuing to catch a cold.