How to deal with children's throat choking

Children's throats are very fragile. If they do not pay attention to hygiene in their diet, they will be infected by bacteria. Some children often have symptoms of throat suffocation, which can damage the lungs and bronchi, and even cause inflammation and swelling of the respiratory tract. In severe cases, it can cause children to have difficulty breathing. Therefore, parents must help their children with treatment in a timely manner. So what should children do if they have throat suffocation?

First, what should we do if a child has breath-suffocation in the throat? It may be due to chronic pharyngitis and other reasons, so there is more sputum, which leads to such symptoms. It is recommended not to worry too much, pay attention to drinking more water, and some anti-inflammatory drugs can be used for treatment.

Second, this situation is mostly caused by upper respiratory tract infection, and the baby can be treated with Zai Lin Granules or Xiao Er Qing Fei Hua Tan Granules. It is recommended to give the baby more water and maintain the indoor humidity and temperature. If breastfeeding, the mother should eat a light diet and avoid spicy and irritating foods.

Third, in this case, it is recommended to do nebulization inhalation, eat some pear stewed with rock sugar and Fritillaria cirrhosa, and be sure to drink plenty of water. Be alert to congenital laryngeal cartilage dysplasia. The disease is mainly caused by the mother's calcium deficiency during pregnancy, which leads to incomplete ossification of the baby's laryngeal cartilage. As long as it is treated actively, it will generally be completely relieved after 6 months. :At present, the baby should be actively supplemented with vitamin D and calcium. If your baby has only had a noise in his throat in the last few days, be alert to the possibility that it is caused by a respiratory tract infection.

What should you do if your child is having difficulty breathing in the throat? If your child is having difficulty breathing in the throat, this situation is potentially life-threatening. When parents are taking care of their children, in addition to alleviating their discomfort, they should also keep abreast of their child's condition to avoid accidents. Avoid taking children to crowded places with polluted air, maintain appropriate temperature and humidity at home, and keep children in a smoke-free environment. Let your child rest in bed more, slightly raise the back of his neck when lying in bed, adjust his position frequently, turn him over regularly, and pat his back frequently to keep his airway open. When feeding or giving medicine to your child, hold the child up to prevent food from being inhaled into the trachea when coughing and choking. Clean the child's nasal crusts and nasal secretions regularly to prevent worsening breathing difficulties or suffocation.