The child has a sound in the trachea when breathing

If a child makes a sound in the trachea when breathing, it may be caused by asthma, and it cannot be ruled out that it may be related to bronchitis. It may also be a normal physiological condition. If the cause is uncertain, it is necessary to go to the hospital in time for relevant examinations and standardized treatment.

1. Asthma: Asthma is mainly manifested by repeated wheezing and shortness of breath, which are usually caused by various chronic inflammatory stimuli, leading to increased airway reactivity and obstructive ventilation dysfunction. It can also cause airway spasm or stenosis, affecting normal respiratory function. Children will have symptoms such as wheezing and sounds in the trachea. You should go to the hospital for relevant examinations in time and treat them with salbutamol and terbutaline under the guidance of a doctor.

2. Bronchitis: Bronchitis is usually caused by various pathogens invading the trachea, which irritates the trachea and causes congestion and swelling of the local mucosa. The bronchial area becomes narrow, and children will hear sounds in the trachea when they are gasping for breath. It should be treated under the guidance of a doctor using drugs such as dextromethorphan and theanolide.

3. Physiological condition: If you do strenuous exercise before going to bed or the weather is cold, the body's oxygen consumption will increase, and the ventilation symptoms will accelerate when breathing, causing the airflow to quickly enter the airway and cause the child to gasp and make sounds in the trachea. This is a normal situation and does not require special treatment. Usually, if you take good warming measures, the symptoms will be relieved after a short rest.