The child coughs and has bleeding spots on his face

When a child coughs, there are bleeding spots on his face. This is mainly because the child's skin is relatively delicate. If the cough is severe, it may cause capillaries to rupture, which will give people the feeling that such symptoms will appear. The child is relatively young and it is easy to catch a cold or even develop more serious diseases such as bronchopneumonia. At this time, timely treatment should be given. Let's take a look at this aspect.

The child coughs and has bleeding spots on his face

If a child has a severe cough, the small bleeding spots that appear may be caused by ruptured capillaries and bleeding due to coughing. If a child has this kind of cough, he or she should be taken to a local hospital to rule out special infections such as whooping cough syndrome.

What to do if your child has a cough

If your baby coughs for a long time, it may cause lung disease. Although a baby's cough is similar to an adult's cough, because the baby's organs are not fully developed, even the slightest inflammation can cause pneumonia. So what should I do if my baby has a cough?

When a child coughs, parents will choose to take the baby to see a doctor, take medicine, get an injection, or hang an IV. Taking medicine will affect your baby's appetite. Without appetite and insufficient nutrition, the baby’s resistance will be poor. Babies with poor resistance are prone to catching colds and coughing, so the children will fall into a vicious cycle.

If you have a cough, seek medical attention immediately

(1) If your baby suddenly has a severe cough and difficulty breathing, there may be a foreign object blocking the trachea. Things that are easy to swallow include peanuts, pencil sleeves, pills, buttons, coins, candies, etc. Emergency measures should be taken immediately. If no foreign object is found, if it is stuck in the airway, the foreign object may be very dangerous.

(2) If you have a high fever, cough, wheezing and difficulty breathing, you should immediately take your baby to the hospital for emergency treatment.

(3) Babies are very susceptible to bronchiolitis, a form of pneumonia that manifests itself in a pale, often purple face or rapid breathing. If the baby is found to have a sunken chest wall when inhaling, the baby should be sent to the hospital for treatment immediately.

Observe for a long time, don't rush to the hospital for cough

(1) Although there is cough and fever, the patient is in good spirits. This is probably due to a cold or tonsillitis.

(2) After catching a cold and having a fever, I keep coughing.

(3) Coughing with a lot of phlegm but no lethargy.

(4) Coughing only occurs in the early morning.

(5) Mild cough after stress or exercise.