How to care for and maintain children with bronchial pneumonia?

Recently, many mothers have said that they are very worried when they find their children have symptoms of bronchitis. So how should bronchitis in children be treated? The editor will explain it in detail below, let’s take a look together!

Bronchitis is a common respiratory disease in children with a high prevalence. It can occur throughout the year and reaches its peak in winter and spring. When suffering from bronchitis, children often have varying degrees of fever, cough, loss of appetite, or vomiting, diarrhea, etc. Younger children may also have symptoms of bronchiolitis such as wheezing and gasping. Although a small number of children may develop bronchopneumonia, most children have mild symptoms and are mainly treated with medication and care at home. Parents should follow the doctor's instructions to give their children medication on time and provide good home care:

1. Keep warm: Temperature changes, especially cold stimulation can reduce the local resistance of the bronchial mucosa and aggravate bronchitis. Therefore, parents should add or remove clothes for their children in time as the temperature changes, especially cover the children with quilts when sleeping to keep the body temperature above 36.5 degrees Celsius.

2. Feed more water: Children with bronchitis will have varying degrees of fever, and water evaporation is large, so you should pay attention to feeding the children more water. It can be supplemented with sugar water or sugar and salt water, or with rice soup or egg soup. The diet is mainly semi-liquid to increase the water content in the body and meet the body's needs.

Through the editor’s sharing above, you have a clear understanding of how to care for and treat children’s bronchitis symptoms. Then in your future life, you might as well refer to the methods shared by the editor and do more health care!