What to do if your child has a sore throat

There are some bacteria and viruses in the place where we live, including in the air. These things have actually always been around us, but people have their own resistance, which can resist the invasion of bacteria. But it is different for some people with poor resistance. They are easily infected, just like children. Sore throat in children is a very common disease among children. Let’s talk about what to do when children have sore throat?

1. What should I do if my child has a sore throat and fever? This situation is likely to cause acute tonsillitis, which requires treatment. During the treatment, the child should be allowed to have a good rest, have a good living environment, drink plenty of water, supplement with large amounts of vitamin C, etc., and the child will slowly recover.

2. If the child has an inflamed throat and fever, we can reduce the fever by giving him a warm bath. Bathing helps dissipate heat. If the child is in good condition, you can bathe the child more often, but be careful not to take a hot bath, which has a good effect on reducing fever.

3. What should I do if my child has a sore throat and fever? We can use some physical methods to reduce the child's fever. Soaking the child's feet in hot water is one way. This can promote blood circulation, relieve discomfort, and help reduce temperature. This is a very good method. If your child's throat is inflamed, do not give him/her anything cold or sweet. Instead, give him/her more water. Light salt water is very good because it can help reduce inflammation and kill bacteria. Arrange your child's rest time reasonably and ensure that he/she gets enough sleep.

From the above, we can see that as a qualified parent, when a child has a sore throat, don’t take the child to the hospital for an IV drip as soon as you find it, as this will weaken the child’s ability to resist the virus. Cooperate with the doctor during home care and try to use fewer IV drips, unless the doctor gives such advice, of course, unless the situation is serious.