What is the cause of a child s cough, and what is the cause of a child s cough?

It may be caused by the child's allergic constitution, and another is low immunity, and the cold and heat of the human body are different. Cough can also be divided into two types: cold and hot. Mumu nutritionist believes that if the cough is not very serious, it can be treated with food**, if it is a cold cough, there will generally be itchy throat, thin sputum, nasal congestion and clear mucus, etc., and the tongue coating is white, which can be used.

It uses a divergent way to expel the cold in the body and allow the body to recover automatically. Dietary therapy is available.

Perilla porridge: 10 grams of perilla leaves, 50 grams of japonica rice, 3 slices of ginger, 3 jujubes. Cook the porridge with japonica rice first, and add su to the porridge when it is cooked.

Leaves, ginger and jujubes should be taken hot.

Green onion white porridge: 50 grams of rice, 5 slices of ginger, 5 sections of green onion with whiskers, 5 ml of rice vinegar, add an appropriate amount of water to cook porridge, and drink hot.

If you have a hot cough, you will have yellow and sticky phlegm, runny nose, red throat and dry mouth, and the tongue coating will be yellow or red. Yes.

Pear + rock sugar + Chuanbei: cut the pear horizontally by the handle, dig out the middle core and put in 2 3 rock sugar, 5-6 Chuanbei (Chuanbei should be broken into the end), put the pear into a bowl, steam it for about 30 minutes, and give it to the baby in two parts. This formula has the effect of moistening the lungs, relieving cough and dissolving phlegm.

Because today's babies are generally greedy for cold, blowing air conditioners when it is hot, and eating cold fruits all year round, so the number of babies suffering from wind-heat cough is significantly reduced.

Two juice drink: fresh lotus root juice, pear juice and other parts, raw serving.

Under normal circumstances, coughing is only a child's normal physiological defense reflex, and it is the body's way of clearing the airway on its own. Infections of the nasopharynx, tonsils, tracheobronchial tubes and lungs caused by the invasion of various pathogens are common causes of cough in children.

** type of cough in children.

Post-illness cough in children is caused by a variety of causes, in general, there are the following:

1. Upper respiratory tract infection. This is one of the more common causes of coughing, where the virus enters the body through the nose or throat in the air, causing inflammation of the mucous membranes of the upper respiratory tract. Once children catch a cold, they generally have cough symptoms.

2 bronchitis. If the upper respiratory tract infection** is not timely, bronchitis will appear, which can also cause coughing. At first, it is a dry cough, but then it gradually changes to cough and sputum, and in severe cases, it can cause hypoxia symptoms due to difficulty breathing, and the lips are blue and purple.

3. Pneumonia. Children under 2 years of age are more likely to be caused by upper respiratory tract infections or bronchitis. Generally, there will be a dry cough, shortness of breath, cyanosis of the lips, and a flapping of the nasal wings.

4. Acute laryngitis. Pathogens or bacteria pass through the larynx and can easily cause laryngeal infections, which are mainly manifested as hoarseness and silence.

5. The foreign body enters the throat or trachea. Children who have not had symptoms such as coughing, runny nose, sneezing or fever suddenly have severe choking, difficulty breathing, and a bad complexion, especially in smaller children, it is likely that the foreign body accidentally enters the child's throat and trachea.

Will go to the hospital for checkups.

1. Periodic cough.

Usually a single intractable cough is not a sign of a life-threatening illness, but it is likely to be a sign of wheezing, congestive heart disease or lung cancer. If you have a cough for more than two weeks and you can't find it**, you must see a doctor for a check-up.

2. Temporary blindness or stammering.

Someone was talking, suddenly he couldn't see anything in his left eye, and his speech became stammering, but he quickly returned to normal. This is a condition called "transient ischemic attack" and is caused by a transient failure of blood to a particular area of the brain.

3. Black moles. For the small and bulging dark brown black moles that suddenly grow on the **, do not take it lightly, especially these black moles have the following characteristics: (1) "asymmetrical" unevenness, and the two halves of the mole are asymmetrical.

2) "Irregular edges". (3) The color is uneven brown, brown and black of the side potato family, and a small number of red, white and blue spots are mixed with it. (4) The "diameter" is about 6 mm.

Having the above symptoms is most likely malignant melanoma. Because it is less noticeable, it is often at an advanced stage when it is detected, and the mortality rate is very high.

4. Low-grade fever. A low-grade fever that begins every night but never exceeds 38 and subsides the next morning, may be detected by a bacterial infection of the heart valves. A low-grade fever can also be a sign of digestive tract disorders, including lymphogranulomatous disease.

5. Persistent itching.

Itching in a certain part of the hands and thighs, and it developed to the point that I even wanted to scratch the ** before I felt happy, and at the same time found a rash, which may be suffering from lymphogranuloma. The survival rate in the later stages of the disease is only 20%. In addition, it may also be diabetes, severe blood disorders, and hepatitis.

6. Unexplained purple blood clots.

Unexplained purple blood clots in both tibiae of the human body are a condition of thrombocytopenia and mean that there is a problem with the blood clotting mechanism in the body. It can also be a sign of leukemia and latent malfunctioning liver disease.

7. Blurred vision and eye pain.

When you see a bright light, you notice that your eyes seem to be encased in a colorful halo, which is a symptom of early glaucoma.