How does singing cough return a responsibility?

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summary

Children with mycoplasma infection cough is a headache for many parents and friends, and this situation may generally lead to physical problems of patients. At this time, many parents will give their children some drugs. As we all know, the drugs are divided into three parts. Therefore, we should pay more attention to the treatment of diet, so let's take a look at singing and cough? What about it?

How does singing cough return a responsibility?

First, the main causes of singing and coughing are related to the body's resistance. The coughing in these cases is also related to the lack of outdoor exercise. Due to the limitation of objective conditions or insufficient attention, many patients lack outdoor activities. For example, in northern China and areas with a long time in cold season, patients spend most of their time indoors and rarely have the opportunity to take part in outdoor activities; Some family members dote on patients and shut them in air-conditioned rooms all day. Once these patients get a little cold, they can't adapt to it and are prone to cough.

Second: upper respiratory tract infection: that is, a cold, is due to the virus through the nose and throat into the human body, causing inflammation of the upper respiratory tract mucosa. When a patient has a cold, he usually has cough.

Third: bronchitis: mostly due to the spread of upper respiratory tract infection, the onset is more acute, early mostly dry cough, followed by cough, expectoration and other discomfort, serious when due to breathing difficulties and hypoxia, lips turn blue purple.

matters needing attention

Pay attention to usually try not to let the child cold, should go to the hospital to consult the doctor. For babies with family history of asthma and other allergic diseases, they should pay special attention to cough, seek medical treatment as soon as possible, make a definite diagnosis and take active treatment to prevent the development of asthma.