How is asthmatic bronchitis treated

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Asthmatic bronchitis is a kind of respiratory infection which is difficult to deal with. High earthquake experts said that the disease is very difficult to cure, very easy to relapse, bring great pain and danger to patients, the disease even causes dyspnea, coma, and even death when it comes on. Therefore, it is a very harmful and dangerous disease. Let's talk about how to treat asthmatic bronchitis.

How is asthmatic bronchitis treated

First: keep warm: temperature change, especially the stimulation of cold, can reduce the local resistance of bronchial mucosa and aggravate the condition of bronchitis. Therefore, parents should increase or decrease the clothing for children in time with the change of temperature, especially when sleeping, they should cover the children well to keep the temperature above 36.5 ℃.

Second: more water: wheezing bronchitis when there are varying degrees of fever, water evaporation is larger, should pay attention to give children more water. It can be supplemented with sugar water or salt water, rice soup and egg soup. The diet is mainly semi liquid to increase body water and meet the needs of the body.

Third: adequate nutrition: when children suffer from asthmatic bronchitis, the consumption of nutrients is large. In addition, fever and bacterial toxins affect the gastrointestinal function, resulting in poor digestion and absorption. Therefore, the lack of nutrition in children's body can not be ignored. In this regard, parents should take a small number of meals for children, and give them a light, nutritious, balanced and easy to digest semi liquid or liquid diet, such as porridge, boiled noodles, egg soup, fresh vegetables, fruit juice, etc.

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Turn over and pat on the back: when the child coughs and expectorates, it shows that the secretion in the bronchus increases. In order to promote the smooth discharge of secretion, aerosol inhalation can be used to help expectorant, 2-3 times a day, 5-20 minutes each time. If it is an infant, in addition to pat the back, you should also help turn over, once every 1-2 hours, so that the child maintains a half lying position, conducive to sputum discharge.