What should you pay attention to when your baby has a cold and is a little wheezing?

Many parents have faced the problem that their baby has a cold and is a little breathless. Generally speaking, children's bodies will continue to have fever after catching a cold. This fever process will last for about 3 to 5 days. During this period, the child's breathing is often rapid and may also be accompanied by coughing. Babies must get adequate rest after catching a cold. Do not let them move around until the symptoms have subsided, especially if they move around while gasping for breath after catching a cold. This can easily stimulate the central nervous system, which will make the child's gasping for breath worse.

When your baby has a cold and is a little wheezing, you must be careful about wind-cold, eat a light diet, and avoid spicy, stimulating, sweet, sticky, and greasy foods. You must keep your mind happy and avoid adverse stimulation. After recovering from the illness, you should strengthen physical exercise to improve the body's disease resistance. During the illness, you should rest in bed, or in a semi-recumbent position to ensure unobstructed breathing.

When the baby has a cold and is a little wheezing, adults should closely observe the changes in the condition, keep the indoor air fresh, avoid stimulation from physical and chemical factors, keep warm, eat a light and nutritious diet, and eliminate tension. Improper diet: eating raw, cold, fatty and sweet food.

When the baby has a cold and is a little wheezing, if he can drink water, parents should encourage him to drink more water, because drinking more water can accelerate cell metabolism, so that toxins in the body can be excreted in time. Drinking water is also conducive to sweating, which can lower the body temperature. During a cold, wear appropriate clothes, not too much or too little, and try to keep them loose. If your baby has a fever, you should use antipyretics in time and use physical methods to lower the child's body temperature.