The child has a whistling sound in his throat

The hissing sound in the baby's throat is usually a sign of tracheitis caused by a cold, and the baby needs to be treated promptly. Parents must pay attention to ventilation at home, keep the baby warm, and let the baby drink more water. You can observe first. If the symptom cannot be relieved in time, it is best to go to the hospital for relevant examinations and treatment to avoid worsening of the condition.

What should I do if my child has a sore throat and keeps making noises?

1. This requires keeping warm at ordinary times, avoiding catching colds, not eating spicy, raw, cold, or fried foods, and taking medicines such as amoxicillin, pharyngitis tablets, and watermelon frost.

2. This situation may be a manifestation of pharyngitis. Do you usually feel acid reflux and heartburn? Do you usually eat too much and do not move much after eating? These are some problems of pharyngitis. You can improve your usual living habits.

3. If the child's throat is uncomfortable and he often clears his throat, it may be pharyngitis. Let the child drink more water and eat more vegetables and fruits. Do not eat spicy and irritating food. You can take some pediatric cephalosporin granules. It is recommended that you take your child to the ENT department for examination and use medication under the doctor's guidance. You can also do nebulization inhalation.

What fruits can I eat when my throat is uncomfortable?

1. Oranges

If you have an inflammatory cough, you might as well eat some oranges. Hesperidin in oranges contains vitamin P-like substances, which have anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic effects. Oranges contain volatile oils, limonene, etc., which can promote the increase of respiratory mucosal secretions, relieve bronchial spasms, and have the effects of expectorant, cough relief, and asthma relief. If you have a sore throat, it is an inflammatory cough and you might want to try eating some oranges. Eating oranges can help relieve bronchitis, is good for relieving cough and sputum, and can also have an anti-asthmatic effect.

2. Water Chestnut

Water chestnut: It is cold in nature. Water chestnut water can resolve phlegm and clear away heat. Take 2 to 3 water chestnuts, peel them, cut them into thin slices, put them in a pot, add a bowl of water, and cook on the fire for 5 minutes. This prescription is effective for patients with febrile cough and sputum. Water chestnuts can nourish yin and reduce heat, and are beneficial for treating coughs with excessive phlegm.

3. Pear

Pears are a good fruit for coughs, such as stewing pears with rock sugar. You need the kind of pears with thick and rough skin. Remove the core and put the rock sugar in. Steam it in water for half an hour. You can also add a little Sichuan Fritillary Powder. The best way is to hollow out the middle, add some honey, put it in a bowl, then put the bowl in a pot of warm water, and eat it after heating. It is originally used to cure coughs, and with the nutrients of pears and honey, it is a very good combination. Eating pears can have a moisturizing effect. If you often have a cough, this fruit is a good choice.