How is infantile bronchitis treated?

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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. Now let's talk about how to treat infant bronchitis.

How is infantile bronchitis treated?

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: we should pay attention to drink more boiled water, which is conducive to the excretion of toxins, accelerate metabolism, supplement water, flush the urethral orifice, prevent some diseases of urinary system, and dilute sputum, which is conducive to the excretion of sputum and active treatment

Third: children with acute bronchitis need to drink more liquid. 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.

matters needing attention

A child's bronchitis can 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.