How to quickly stop children's cough at night

Autumn is a season of high clear skies, dry skies and eventful events. Today is a season that makes people love and hate it. This is because autumn is the season when symptoms such as colds and fevers are most likely to occur. Children in particular have very poor resistance and are therefore more susceptible to symptoms such as colds and fevers, and may even develop whooping cough if they are not careful. Especially at night, I coughed very badly, which seriously affected my normal rest. So how can children quickly stop coughing at night?

1. Drug treatment

The main treatment is anti-allergic and desensitization treatment. In addition, attention should be paid to enhancing the baby's immunity and avoiding the abuse of cough suppressants and anti-inflammatory drugs. If a child has a cough, you can use amoxicillin and clavulanate potassium granules to reduce inflammation, and use children's cough syrup to treat cough and sputum. These two drugs are specially designed for children. They have good efficacy, few side effects, and are easy for children to accept. You can also consider taking cefaclor granules, compound fresh bamboo sap liquid, and Mucosolvan oral liquid. Pholcodine solution, nafil root, etc. have good therapeutic effects.

At the same time, we should also consider the possibility of upper respiratory tract infection in the baby. The baby can take fresh bamboo sap oral liquid and cefixime granules for treatment. Remember to drink plenty of water.

1. Food to relieve cough

Huaishan sesame paste, earthworm stewed with partridge, pine nut porridge, sugarcane porridge, white fungus soup, lily and pear candy, Sichuan Fritillary Stewed Pear, Ma Xing Shi Gan Tang, Polygonatum odoratum porridge and other foods can quickly relieve cough

3 Notes:

Coughs can be divided into exogenous coughs and endogenous coughs. Exogenous coughs can be further divided into wind-cold coughs and wind-heat coughs. The medication requirements for different types of coughs are completely different. Here is a simple way to distinguish, which is to observe the child's tongue coating. If the tongue coating is white, it is a wind-cold cough, which means the child has a severe cold. The sputum from the cough is thinner, white and sticky, and there is also nasal congestion and runny nose. If the child's tongue coating is yellow or red, it is a wind-heat cough, which means that the child has a lot of internal heat. The phlegm is yellow, thick, and difficult to cough up, and there is a sore throat. Coughs caused by internal injuries are usually long-lasting and recurring. Therefore, parents should not blindly give their children cough suppressants. They should pay attention to differentiation and prescribe the right medicine for the disease.