Does your child have an allergic cough? How to tell if your child has an allergic cough

Hello, I am also the father of the child, my child is 3 years old and 2 months old this year, and he has a cough recently, at the beginning he coughed up yellow phlegm, usually when he got up in the morning, coughed up the yellow phlegm, and coughed up the yellow phlegm out on it, and after a few days he still coughed, and he coughed and vomited, so he went to the hospital to see, there was no fever, the doctor prescribed an oral liquid of cephalosporin anti-inflammatory and cough and phlegm, and it did not get better after taking it for two days, and the vomit was even worse, and the cough was very bad that night, I was a little suspicious that it was an allergic cough, and it was more than 2 o'clock at night. I kept coughing, I really couldn't help it, I opened the medicine box to find out the Claritan syrup I had drunk before, fed him some, about half an hour later, I didn't cough much, and went to the hospital the next morning, this time I saw that it was an expert outpatient clinic, the expert checked and inquired a little, and asked the child if there was an image of the nose button recently, I said yes, and then looked at the nose again, said it was an allergic cough, and asked us to go to the children's hospital to see the ENT department, and then suggested to take a chest X-ray, and there was no problem with the report, Then I prescribed Claritan tablets, azithromycin, albuterol sulfate sustained-release capsules, I went to see it on the 1st of the week, the cough has been much better in the past two days, and I am still taking medicine, I hope my experience can help you, it is recommended You had better go to an expert to take a look, if it is really inconvenient, you can buy Claritin syrup for him to drink, try it, if the effect is obvious, it should be allergic cough, it is said that there is no special medicine, you can only take desensitization drugs to relieve the symptoms, Watching the child's cough really makes adults worry about it, it's not easy to raise a child, I hope your child will be ** as soon as possible!

1.See if there is pharyngitis. 2.It is a special type of childhood asthma --- variant cough, which can be taken orally to reduce airway hyperreactivity to achieve cough suppression.

See if there are any specific triggers, allergic cough is generally sudden when the trigger is triggered, more intense, mostly dry cough without phlegm, can be accompanied by itchy throat, no fever, chills and chest tightness. Removal of the allergen can lead to a quicker return to normal. Usually asymptomatic.

If you are really not at ease, you can go to a qualified hospital for allergy testing.

Allergic cough should pay attention to diet, adhere to oral medication, and improve the body's resistance. This may be caused by genetic factors, that is, if someone in the family has an allergic constitution, then the child will also have allergic cough if the body's resistance is relatively low.

Allergic cough in children is one of the common respiratory diseases in children, because their bronchial mucosa is delicate and has a low ability to resist external bacterial infections, so it is easy to cause inflammation and cough. Cough in children is an effective way to eliminate respiratory sputum and foreign bodies, but it should be paid full attention to frequent allergic cough that is difficult to control. Pediatric allergic cough should avoid the abuse of antibiotics and hormones.

Allergens can be desensitized by finding the allergen**.

So we should check and then for example, what to eat to cause this, because some children are born with respiratory infections and so on, and then for example, you can't eat eggs, or peanuts and so on.