What symptom does child vocal cord inflammation have?

summary

Children's vocal cords are relatively weak and vulnerable to injury. Some children are lively and competitive, hoping to attract other people's attention. When answering questions in class or greeting children in games, they have the habit of rushing to shout; Some children always think that the louder the voice, the better to listen to when they sing or read children's songs; And some children develop a pampered personality, let's have a look.

What symptom does child vocal cord inflammation have?

Be careful not to let the child talk for a long time. Take a break after each speech and drink water. Try to speak less in a noisy background, so that children don't have to raise their throats to be heard. After talking for a long time, it is not suitable to eat cold drink or drink cold boiled water immediately. Usually, eat less spicy food, especially in the children's voice changing period, so as to avoid local stimulation of vocal cord mucosa of children.

In addition to shouting, children with chronic tonsillitis, hypertrophy of proliferator and chronic paranasal sinusitis often make "clucking" voice clearing involuntarily due to secretions attached to the throat wall, which will damage the vocal cords over time. Some hearing-impaired children, develop the habit of speaking aloud, will also damage vocal cords. Severe vocal cord injury in childhood may affect the development of vocal cords, and it can not be recovered until the voice changing period of youth.

Some children are lively and competitive, hoping to attract other people's attention. When answering questions in class or greeting children in games, they have the habit of rushing to shout; Some children always think that the louder the voice, the better to listen to when they sing or read children's songs; And some children develop a pampered personality, often take the means of crying and shouting when they are not satisfied, which will bring the consequences of vocal cord injury.

matters needing attention

Parents must understand and remind their children not to yell. Raise your hand when you speak in class. No matter right or wrong, you can express your opinion after listening. Don't shout to interrupt others. This can not only protect vocal cords, but also cultivate good manners.