How does child bronchitis treat?

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Bronchitis swells and stimulates your child's air passages. This stimulation may cause him to cough or have other respiratory problems. Bronchitis usually begins with other diseases, such as a cold or flu. The disease spreads in your child's nose and throat, trachea, and respiratory tract. Acute bronchitis lasts about 2 weeks and is usually not a serious disease. Acute bronchitis is the most frequently caused type of germ called virus. It can also be caused by other microorganisms, such as bacteria, yeasts or fungi. Let's take a look at the following.

How does child bronchitis treat?

First: cough medicine helps to relax mucus in the child's lungs and make it easy to cough up. It helps him breathe more easily. Ibuprofen or acetaminophen: ibuprofen and acetaminophen are antipyretic drugs to reduce fever in children. Ask the doctor how much medicine you should prepare for your child and how often.

Second: your child has acute bronchitis and needs to drink more fluids. Liquid is good for keeping the air moist and coughing up sputum better. Use a humidifier and use a cold fog humidifier to increase moisture in the air at your home. This may make it easier for your child to breathe and help reduce his cough.

Third: doctors can be advised to provide one or more inhalers for children to help them breathe more easily and cough less. The inhaler gives the drug in a mist form so that your child can breathe into his lungs. Ask your child's medical staff to show them how to use inhalation properly.

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Your child's bronchitis may become a serious infection, such as pneumonia. His chances of bronchitis becoming a serious illness increase if he has other health problems. Many respiratory diseases can cause permanent lung problems over time.