What to do if your seven-month-old baby has bronchitis?

Bronchitis is a common respiratory disease that can occur in any age group, even some infants and young children. Only active treatment can alleviate the condition. Some seven-month-old baby bronchitis patients must first control the inflammation and also take cough suppressant treatment to avoid aggravating the condition. So what should a seven-month-old baby do with bronchitis?

First, what should we do if a seven-month-old baby has bronchitis? A seven-month-old baby with bronchitis needs to have inflammation controlled. You can give him intravenous anti-inflammatory treatment, or you can also perform cough suppressant treatment at the same time, such as nebulization inhalation. If your baby is still young, you can also use Chinese medicine to nourish yin and clear the lungs. Also, try to keep the indoor air ventilated and moist to reduce irritation to the baby's respiratory mucosa.

Second, for bronchitis in seven-month-old babies, you need to know: Prevent colds: Avoiding colds can effectively prevent the occurrence or acute attacks of bronchitis. Abdominal breathing: Abdominal breathing can keep the airway open, increase lung capacity, reduce the incidence of bronchitis, and prevent the occurrence of emphysema and cor pulmonale. Specific method: When inhaling, try to make your abdomen bulge, and when exhaling, try your best to make your abdomen concave. Exercise 2 to 3 times a day, 10 to 20 minutes each time. Avoid poisons and eliminate allergies: Harmful gases and poisons such as sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide, dust, etc. will aggravate the condition. The gas emitted by the coal stove in the home can induce coughing and asthma. The kitchen and living room should be ventilated or equipped with a range hood to keep the indoor air fresh. Parasites, pollen, fungi, etc. can cause specific allergic reactions in the bronchi. The indoor and outdoor environment should be kept clean and hygienic, and dirt should be removed in time to eliminate allergens.

What should I do if my seven-month-old baby has bronchitis? Traditional Chinese medicine treatment: Antitussive and antiasthmatic: During the remission period, some antitussive and antiasthmatic Chinese medicine preparations can be used, which can also alleviate the symptoms to a certain extent. External application of medicine: When many infants and young children become ill, long-term medication may cause some drug toxic effects. The safety and convenience of external application of Chinese medicine is also a good solution. Currently, the more commonly used ones include Baicao Qiongjiang Yiqi Patch for removing and removing phlegm and Sanjiu Patch for use in winter.