What to do if a child coughs and has phlegm? Chinese medicine diet therapy is more effective

Since children's bodies are not fully developed yet, their immunity and resistance are relatively poor. When the weather and climate change, they are prone to catching colds and coughs. Although coughing is a normal physiological mechanism to clear the respiratory tract, long-term coughing with phlegm will have a certain impact on children's physical health.

1: 1 radish, 6 green onions, 15 grams of ginger. Use three bowls of water to boil the radish first, then add the scallion and ginger, and cook until one bowl of soup remains. Take all the medicine including the residue at one time. It can clear the lungs and relieve exterior symptoms, resolve phlegm and relieve cough. Treats wind-cold cough, foamy sputum, chills, fatigue and body aches, etc.

1: 1 large white radish, 30 grams of honey, 5 white peppercorns, and 2 grams of ephedra. Wash the radish, slice it, put it in a bowl, pour in honey, white pepper, ephedra, etc., steam it for half an hour, and drink it while it is hot. You will recover when you sweat in bed.

1: 500g fresh pears, 6g Fritillaria powder, 30g white sugar. Peel the pear, split it in half, remove the core, fill it with ground Fritillaria and sugar, put it in a bowl and steam it until cooked. Eat in the morning and evening. Clears away heat and resolves phlegm, dissipates stagnation and relieves exterior symptoms. It is used to treat cough or lung abscess, with symptoms including chest pain, chills, cough, fever, dry mouth, dry throat, yellow and smelly sputum or sputum with blood and pus.

1: 30 grams of coriander, 30 grams of maltose, and 100 grams of rice. Wash the rice first and add water to boil the soup. Take three tablespoons of rice soup, stir with coriander and malt sugar, and steam for 10 minutes. Take it all at once while hot, and avoid wind and cold. Induce sweating to the surface. Treat cough caused by colds.

1: 30 grams of brown sugar, 15 grams of fresh ginger, and 30 grams of red dates. Boil with three bowls of water until half done. Take it immediately, and you will recover after you start sweating slightly. Dispel wind and cold. It is used to treat colds and coughs, stomach pain caused by cold, diarrhea caused by postpartum cold, and aversion to the yin, etc.

1: 10g bird's nest, 100g rice, 50g rock sugar. Soak the bird's nest in warm water until soft, remove the fluff and dirt, and then put it into a bowl of boiling water to continue swelling. Take high-quality rice, wash it clean, put it into the pot, add three bowls of water, bring to a boil over high heat, then simmer over low heat. Put the soaked and purified bird's nest into a pot and boil it with rice for about 1 hour. Add rock sugar and let it melt. Nourishes yin and moistens the lungs, relieves cough and reduces phlegm. Treats chronic cough due to lung deficiency and cough and asthma that damages the yin.

1: 250g cooked mutton fat, 250g cooked mutton marrow, 250g white sand honey, 100ml ginger juice, 500ml raw rehmannia juice. Fry the mutton fat until it boils; then add the mutton marrow and bring it to a boil again; then add the honey, Rehmannia root and ginger juice, stirring constantly, and simmer over low heat for several boils until it becomes a paste. Take 1 spoonful of this medicine with warm wine on an empty stomach every day, or make it into ginger soup or porridge. Nourish the lungs, eliminate wind and detoxify. It can treat yin deficiency fever, bone steaming and fatigue fever, consumptive emaciation, cough and lung atrophy, and also has the effect of moistening the lungs and skin.

1: 300 ml fresh mare's milk and appropriate amount of white sugar. Boil the mare's milk and add sugar when drinking. It is reported that horse milk can quench thirst and cure fever, and has the effects of nourishing blood and promoting body fluid, moistening dryness and relieving cough. It has a good auxiliary therapeutic effect on cough and hot flashes caused by tuberculosis.

Feeling cough. Exogenous coughs are divided into wind-cold coughs and wind-heat coughs. Coughing is a defensive response against germs. Coughing can help expel germs, mucus and other irritants from the airways. Although coughing is a normal physiological mechanism to clear the respiratory tract, long-term coughing is not good for your health.