Treatment of wind-heat cold in children

Wind-heat colds in children are very common in our daily lives. Colds may be caused by many problems, and many parents are unable to prescribe the right medicine or take appropriate measures based on their children's symptoms. Therefore, it is very important to have a comprehensive understanding of children's wind-heat cold. Let us learn some methods to treat children's wind-heat cold.

An important point in home care for children with colds is to let the child get enough rest. The younger the child is, the more rest he needs. He can only resume free activities after the symptoms disappear.

The second is to take medicine on time. Take some antiviral Chinese patent medicine, such as children's cold granules, etc.

Third, during the period when children have a cold and fever, you should prepare some liquid food for the baby, such as easily digestible liquids or noodles, porridge and other foods. The frequency of breastfeeding should be temporarily reduced.

Fourth, the room should be quiet, the air should be fresh, smoking is prohibited, and the temperature should be constant, not too high, too low, or too humid. More attention should be paid when there are symptoms of laryngitis, so that the child can recover soon. If the fever persists or complications occur, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time to avoid accidents.

During the cold and fever period, the room should be kept as quiet as possible, with attention to ventilation, no smoking, and constant temperature and humidity. Children should be given plenty of water, pay attention to rest, eat more vegetables, fruits and other light foods, and keep bowel movements unobstructed.

Children under 1 year old should see a doctor as soon as possible; children aged 1-6 years old can be observed for 2-3 days while drinking plenty of water, getting enough rest, and eating a light diet. Children with strong resistance may recover on their own, while some children will have worsening cold symptoms. At this time, they should actively seek medical attention and choose cold medicine under the guidance of a doctor; babies with colds and fever are prone to loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. Dietary care is very important. The general principle is to choose easily digestible food and eat small meals frequently. If you force your baby to eat, it will put a heavy burden on his gastrointestinal tract, which is harmful to his body and recovery from illness. The amount of food you eat each time can be smaller, but you can eat more often. Give your baby more fruit juice, such as fresh orange juice. The baby's diet can be thicker when the fever subsides and the digestive ability is better. As the baby's condition improves, he can generally return to his normal diet in about a week.

Through the above content, I believe everyone must have a deeper understanding of how to treat children's wind-heat cold. Mastering these methods can help our baby end the pain caused by colds as soon as possible, avoid the high medical expenses incurred by seeing doctors everywhere, and at the same time make the baby grow up happier and stronger.