Children often have inflammation

Inflammation is a disease that occurs more frequently in children. Because children’s immune function is relatively poor, they are very easily affected by the external environment and suffer from inflammation. If a child suffers from inflammation, he or she will feel listless and often experience reactions such as nausea and vomiting. Some may even have a fever, which has a great impact on the child's body. So, what should we do if our children always have inflammation?

1. Drooling and loss of appetite. If your child suddenly doesn't like to eat, has a poor appetite, likes to drool, and always cries and refuses to go to sleep, this may be due to gastric reflux caused by indigestion. Because children's organs are not fully developed, they will develop inflammation when stimulated, especially respiratory inflammation such as pharyngitis and tonsillitis. When children show these symptoms, parents should sound the alarm and take their children to see a doctor in time to prevent them from contracting difficult-to-treat influenza such as hand, foot and mouth disease.

2. Intestinal problems, such as constipation or diarrhea. Children’s stomachs are very fragile and they cannot eat random food, especially when their immunity is low. Once they are infected by viruses and bacteria, they are prone to getting “inflamed”. For example, symptoms such as constipation, yellow urine, and oral ulcers, so parents must pay attention to their children's diet problems. Don't give your child milk when he is on an empty stomach. Instead, feed him more porridge made from millet, yam and other foods that can reduce fire. If your child suffers from constipation and diarrhea, you can let him drink more water, eat more fruits, and help him massage his abdomen to promote normal digestion of the intestines.

3. Bad breath. Many people think that children will not have "bad breath", but as long as there are too many bacteria in the child's mouth, it will cause tooth decay and intestinal problems, which are the main causes of bad breath. In response to the symptoms of tooth decay, parents should pay attention to the care of their children's oral cavity, let their children eat less sweets, not drink milk before going to bed, brush their teeth in time after eating, and avoid food residues staying in the mouth. If the child has a bad stomach, let him eat light, easily digestible food and wear more clothes to prevent him from catching a cold. They also need to do proper exercise to improve their immunity so that their children will get sick less often.