What are the symptoms of neonatal pneumonia while sleeping?

If the baby has pneumonia, then his lungs, I hope there is a little problem with him, but the wolf, he still has the mother's antibodies, and it will slowly get better.

Neonatal pneumonia usually occurs while sleeping. Heavy panting. Willing to sleep on your side rather than on your back. Sometimes you can cough easily. Or the phenomenon of tossing and turning.

Whether asleep or awake, the main symptom of neonatal pneumonia is the increased number of breaths, which can be counted. If the newborn breaths more than 60 times, it is basically pneumonia. Therefore, in the quiet state of sleep, it is more accurate to count the number of breaths.

In addition to the increase in the number of breaths, the main manifestation of neonatal pneumonia during sleep is the irregular rhythm, which is fast and slow, which is also a manifestation of neonatal pneumonia.

If there is a significant cough during sleep, or even a snoring or squeaking sound in the throat, it is a sign of pneumonia. The symptoms of neonatal pneumonia are atypical, with no fever or cough, but there are certainly symptoms of rapid breathing. Therefore, if a newborn is suspected of having pneumonia, counting the number of breaths while asleep is the most accurate way to determine whether there is pneumonia.

In fact, neonatal pneumonia, if you observe carefully, whether he is awake or sleeping, he will have symptoms, when he wakes up, maybe the symptoms will be more prominent, he has breastfeeding symptoms when he is breastfeeding, and there are some symptoms of not breastfeeding when he usually does not breastfeed, of course, there will be symptoms when sleeping, some symptoms when sleeping are usually like this, from our personal experience, first of all, this kind of child's breathing is often faster than usual, and generally the child's breathing will be relatively stable after falling asleep, After getting pneumonia, breathing will increase rapidly, usually more or less fast. Generally, the average respiratory rate of newborns is about 40 times, and it may be able to increase to 50 or 60, but it does not mean that a certain moment suddenly arrives, but it is a relatively long period of time to maintain a relatively fast respiratory rate, which is the first.

Second, during sleep, due to the relative relaxation of the respiratory structure, it is easy to have some laryngeal sounds during sleep, for example, especially often parents will reflect, saying that my child can often hear some phlegm sounds in the larynx when sleeping, then this may also be one of the symptoms of pneumonia, but not necessarily all of them, of course, some of them do.

Thirdly, of course, coughing and other problems can occur while sleeping, and fever can also exist.

There may be no obvious symptoms in the early stage of pneumonia in infants and young children, and parents should judge the child's physical condition in time according to some subtle manifestations of the child. Children with pneumonia will experience shortness of breath and rapid frequency during sleep, as well as phlegm in the throat, inflammation of the lungs, coarse breath sounds, pulmonary rales and other symptoms.

1. Increase the frequency of ventilation.

In a normal newborn, the general respiratory rate is about 40 breaths per minute, but in the case of neonatal pneumonia, the respiratory rate will increase to 50-60 breaths per minute, and on external observation it will appear as shortness of breath. Therefore, if parents find that the baby's breathing is abnormal, they will feel less rhythmic and soothing than before, and even have a feeling of shortness or breathlessness, and they should be alert to whether they have neonatal pneumonia.

2. The sound of saliva.

Phlegm refers to the sound of phlegm in the throat when breathing, and the voice is thick and unclear, with a sticky feeling. When a child suffers from pneumonia, there may be more secretions in the throat due to inflammation of the lungs, which causes the child to have poor breathing and needs more strength than usual to do breathing movements, so there will be shortness of breath; On the other hand, it can also cause phlegm in the throat, and phlegm will appear when you breathe while sleeping.

3. Cough, cough, cough.

Pneumonia will develop to a certain stage of cough, which is a very obvious clinical symptom, if the child is more likely to cry than usual when sleeping, and accompanied by cough symptoms, parents should pay attention to whether it is caused by pneumonia. If there are these manifestations, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible, because the newborn is weak, and once there is pneumonia, you need to carry out anti-inflammatory ** in time, so as not to worsen the condition and spread to the whole body.

What are the symptoms of neonatal pneumonia while sleeping? A newborn baby has a high fever while sleeping. Fever is accompanied by cough.

Symptoms such as fever all over the body. When these symptoms are severe. It can cause neonatal pneumonia.

So in newborns. When you have a high fever, don't be careless. Be sure to cool him down, and the best way to do that is to cool him physically.

If the cough is severe, it will cause a lung infection, which is called pediatric pneumonia.

Pneumonia is mainly a disease of the respiratory system, the lungs are the main organs of the respiratory system, if there is inflammation, the first manifestation is that when he breathes, there are some wheezing and some can not catch the breath and the face is red. I don't sleep at night. In severe cases, I also have a fever.

Neonatal pneumonia will have some rapid breathing, cyanosis of the lips, coughing, foaming at the mouth, sometimes accompanied by asthma, body temperature and fever, poor spirit, and some will also have diarrhea, vomiting and other digestive symptoms. Because neonatal pneumonia is unstable, most should be hospitalized**.

Shortness of breath and difficulty: Pneumonia is caused by lung infection, which causes the alveoli that were originally full of oxygen to be occupied by pus, and when the oxygen is reduced, the gas exchange is difficult, resulting in shortness of breath.

Fever and cough: When the baby suffers from pneumonia, most of them have fever symptoms, all of which are above 38 and last for more than 2-3 days, and antipyretics can only temporarily drop the body temperature. Secondly, the baby will be irritable, lose appetite, and when coughing, his face will be red, frequent, and even vomiting.

Typical signs of three retractions: when there are three retractions, nodding breathing, and prolonged expiratory time, it proves that severe dyspnea has occurred, and mothers should pay attention to it and go to the hospital as soon as possible. The three-receptacle sign refers to the significant depression of the suprasternal fossa, supraclavicular fossa, and intercostal space during inspiration.

The symptoms of neonatal pneumonia include fever, shortness of breath, cough and other symptoms, as well as malaise, refusal to breastfeed, vomiting, etc., and respiratory failure and coma can occur in severe cases, so it should be dealt with in time.