Does coughing make pneumonia worse?

Introduction: Pneumonia is also a relatively common lung disease in daily life, and it will also cause some harm to people's bodies. In this regard, people have taken various ways to reduce the damage to the body, and some people will say that coughing may aggravate pneumonia, in fact, this is also determined according to the severity of pneumonia.

Some experts say that under normal circumstances, it does not cause pneumonia to worsen.

Regarding pneumonia, infants and children are susceptible groups, and autumn and winter are the peak periods, and there are several very important misunderstandings about pneumonia that people need to further understand. First of all, people may think that pneumonia has a certain relationship with the colder weather, but in fact, it is caused by most of the children's indoor activities after the weather gets colder. Others think that coughing causes pneumonia, but it is not caused by coughing.

The main symptoms of pneumonia are fever, cough, bruised lips, shortness of breath, etc., and it is necessary to be good at observing whether these symptoms are present in daily life.

Some experts say that cough is only a symptom of pneumonia, and in the process of coughing, respiratory secretions and other bacteria can be excreted from the body, so under normal circumstances, coughing does not cause pneumonia to worsen. If the patient needs to expel secretions from the respiratory tract, coughing is still required. Of course, this statement is also analyzed according to the patient's condition, and if the condition is too severe, then it is necessary to further observe whether it is caused by cough.

In general, it is necessary to wash hands frequently, especially after the hands are contaminated with secretions from the respiratory tract, such as after normal sneezing and coughing. Hands should also be washed after touching public objects. In addition, you should also wash your hands carefully after defecating and playing with animals, as this may carry more germs.

Try to avoid secondhand smoke as much as possible, which can also have a negative impact on your child's airways.

If the cough is not prompted, it will cause pneumonia, and if the cough lasts longer, the pneumonia will get worse and worse. Therefore, a small cold and cough should also be taken seriously.

Coughing can make pneumonia worse because coughing is also a respiratory problem. When there is a disease in the lungs, coughing usually occurs. Persistent coughing can worsen lung damage.

Coughing can make pneumonia worse because coughing is also a respiratory problem. Usually if you have a lung disease, you will also have a cough. Coughing incessantly can worsen lung damage.

In general, cough may be a symptom of pneumonia, and the root cause of the cough is pneumonia, so cough is unlikely to cause pneumonia to worsen.

Individually, cough may be a symptom of pneumonia, and the cough is the first in pneumonia, so coughing is unlikely to cause pneumonia to abate.

1. There are many kinds of pneumonia, such as: viral pneumonia, bacterial pneumonia, and interstitial pneumonia, so whether pneumonia is serious depends on what type of pneumonia it is suffering from and the degree of development of pneumonia.

2. If the infant suffers from pneumonia, whether it is serious or not, it should be paid attention to, if it is not timely, it is easy to cause serious complications, or it is not thorough, and it is easy to reverse, affecting the growth and development of children, and even the phenomenon of acquired abnormal development.

The basic clinical symptoms of pediatric pneumonia are: fever, cough, dyspnea, and there are also severe cough and wheezing without fever.

31. Observe whether there is dyspnea: The first manifestation of a child suffering from pneumonia is rapid breathing, especially when the body temperature is not high. Children under 3 months old breathe more than 60 times per minute, children aged 3-12 months more than 50 breaths per minute, and children under 1 year old more than 40 breaths per minute, all of which are faster breathing.

2. Observe the child's mental condition: if the child has a fever, cough, and is in good spirits, can play, and loves to laugh, it indicates that the possibility of pneumonia is very small. On the contrary, if the child is in a poor mental state, has bluish lips, is irritable, crying or lethargy, especially if the child sleeps for a long time, it is a sign that the child may have a serious illness.

41. Severe pneumonia has a rapid onset and severe condition, and it will develop to moderate shock or be in a state of shock when visiting a doctor in 1-3 days.

2. Patients with severe pneumonia will also have chills, fever, and body temperature not exceeding 40, and a small number of patients will not have a high body temperature or only a low-grade fever.

3. Patients with severe pneumonia have prominent shock symptoms, mainly paleness, cold limbs, cold sweat all over the body, shortness of breath, cyanosis of the lips and limbs, etc.

4. Severe pneumonia may also cause confusion, restlessness, delirium, drowsiness, etc.

If you encounter a cold, cough and other conditions in your life, you must take medicine in time, or go to the hospital**. If you leave the cough unattended for a long time, it will lead to pneumonia in many people. If pneumonia occurs, it will be more severe.

Therefore, when there is no pneumonia, but only cough, you must see a doctor in time. This will also prevent many people from developing pneumonia. The process of pneumonia is relatively long and painful.

Therefore, when pneumonia does not occur, it is necessary to take more precautions.

Yes, if you don't go to the infusion and don't get an injection at this time, then there may be very serious pneumonia and a low-grade fever. This matter should be taken seriously.

Possibly. This is because if the cough is long, and then the cough is more severe, if it is not timely**, pneumonia is likely to occur, which will cause the shadow area of the lungs to become larger, and lesions may appear.

It can develop into pneumonia because coughing for a long time may lead to respiratory infections, and it may also cause fever, which can become pneumonia over time.