What should I do if my child has a cold and his throat is hoarse?

I believe that everyone regards children at home as the treasure of the family. However, due to children's immunity problems, they often get many diseases, such as common diseases such as colds, fevers, and coughs. It is easy for us to solve single diseases, but it is more difficult to solve complex problems, such as a child has a cold and his throat is hoarse. Next, let’s learn what to do if your child has a hoarse voice due to a cold? How should we regulate it in our daily life?

One reason:

1. The infection spreads from the nose and pharynx to nearby organs. The more common ones are acute conjunctivitis, sinusitis, stomatitis, laryngitis, middle ear and cervical lymphadenitis. Others such as retropharyngeal wall abscess, peritonsillar abscess, maxillary osteomyelitis, bronchitis and pneumonia are also not uncommon.

2. Some indoor temperatures are too high or too low;

1. Children are prone to catching colds, which is first of all related to the physiological and anatomical characteristics of their bodies and the immaturity of their immune systems.

Complications can be divided into three main categories:

These are the causes of colds

Cold misunderstanding 1: A heavy nasal sound means you have a cold? Especially in young children, especially under one year old, you can often hear snoring in the nose, as if secretions are moving through it with the breath. That is nasal mucus, and of course it is also a manifestation of phlegm (respiratory secretions). Mothers are worried that their babies will catch a cold, but this is mostly unnecessary. Because the main reason for the above phenomenon is the excessive accumulation of nasal secretions that gradually become dry and sticky. Especially when there is no fever, activity changes, etc., there is no need to worry. As long as you develop good habits and clean the nasal secretions regularly every day, the above situation will not occur. As for what constitutes true rhinitis? The answer is that the doctor can only make this diagnosis when he finds inflammation in the nasal cavity, that is, redness, swelling, and increased secretions of the nasal mucosa.

Second, it is also related to improper feeding methods of parents. A survey on children's nutrition knowledge among 157 parents showed that only 10.2% of them understood general parenting nutrition knowledge. Because children grow and develop quickly, those children who are fed artificially due to lack of breast milk, as well as those who are too spoiled, picky eaters, or anorexic, may suffer from malnutrition or unbalanced nutrition, which may cause varying degrees of iron deficiency, calcium deficiency, or insufficient intake of vitamins and protein. Second, dietary therapy.

Parents should let their babies develop the habit of drinking more water, as drinking water can speed up the excretion of viruses. Avoid fruit juice and soda drinks, plain water is best. If you have trouble drinking it, add juice or tea to adjust the taste. When your baby has a hoarse throat, do not eat peanuts, melon seeds or other foods that can easily cause dry throat.

2. Cabbage and radish soup

500 grams of cabbage heart, cut into small pieces, 120 grams of white radish, cut into thin slices. Put all the ingredients into the pot, then add 800 ml of water, boil until it reaches 400 ml, then add appropriate amount of brown sugar. Take 200 ml each time, twice a day, for three or four days to cure the disease.

3. Shredded Ginger and Radish Soup

25 grams of shredded ginger, 50 grams of sliced ​​radish, add 500 ml of water, cook for 15 minutes, and add appropriate amount of brown sugar. 200 ml each time, 1-2 times a day.

4. Onion and garlic porridge

Take 10 clean scallions, chop them, 3 cloves of garlic, 50 grams of rice, add water and cook into porridge. 150 ml each time, twice a day.

5. Orange peel and rock sugar drink

Add 50 grams of fresh orange peel and appropriate amount of rock sugar, brew with boiling water and drink as tea.

6. Silver Flower Mint Drink

30 grams of honeysuckle, 10 grams of mint, and 60 grams of fresh reed root. Add 500 ml of water to honeysuckle and reed root, boil for about 15 minutes, then add mint and boil for another 3 minutes. Filter out the residue and leaves, add appropriate amount of sugar to the juice, and take 3 to 4 times a day.