Child coughing and vomiting

Some children often experience nausea and vomiting in their daily lives. When children feel nausea and vomiting, they must be treated actively because it is particularly easy for children to get tonsillitis when they cough. Tonsillitis is the most likely to cause children to have a fever. So sometimes coughing may cause children to vomit. So what should children do if they cough and want to vomit?

1. When the child has an upper respiratory tract infection, the nasal mucosa is already inflamed. If the child inhales dry air, the nasal cavity will become more uncomfortable and the cough will be aggravated. Therefore, to keep the air in the room moist, you can use a humidifier, hang a wet towel, mop the floor with water, or place a basin of clean water in the room to increase the air humidity.

2. If the child's cough is caused by a strange smell, no one should smoke in the room, and there should be no other strange smelling gases, such as kitchen fumes, etc., as these will aggravate the cough. When cleaning the room, do not let dust fly. You can gently wipe the furniture with a wet cloth to avoid causing coughing.

3. To prevent children from coughing while sleeping at night, let them lie on their side. It is best to raise their head or upper body slightly with a towel or pillow to prevent respiratory secretions from flowing back into the trachea and causing coughing, which will affect their sleep. This can also make children feel more comfortable and relieve breathing difficulties.

In addition, we must also understand the cause of coughing. The main cause of children's coughing is catching a cold. We should pay attention to keeping the indoor air fresh, and the temperature and humidity appropriate. Parents should not smoke at home. They should open windows regularly to let in fresh air and change children's clothes in time. Drink more boiled water.

Pay attention to your child's diet and ask them to eat less greasy food and more fruits. Be especially careful not to let your children catch cold again. It is better to let them be slightly hot than frozen. Pay attention that your children cannot eat snacks, especially puffed foods and spicy strips. It is best not to drink beverages if possible, because these foods may cause children to get angry and cause throat inflammation.

I believe everyone has a certain understanding of how to deal with children's coughing and vomiting. It is recommended that if you encounter such diseases in life, you must use the right medicine to treat them, which will help the body recover.