How to treat allergic cough with Chinese medicine

More and more adults are beginning to embrace traditional Chinese medicine. When they have health problems, they don't rely too much on Western medicine for treatment. Instead, they choose a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner they trust to regulate their bodies, because some of the medicinal materials in traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions are foods that people eat daily, and when combined together they have the effect of regulating the body. If allergic cough is not treated, it may develop into asthma. How to treat allergic cough with Chinese medicine?

Allergic cough is also a type of cough. If not treated in time, it can easily develop into asthma. What are the methods of traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of allergic cough? Traditional Chinese medicine believes that children have a positive constitution, are prone to heat, fever and convulsions, and are easily affected by wind and cold. Therefore, you can use more heat-clearing drugs and less warming drugs.

Traditional Chinese medicine treatment for allergic cough in the acute stage: five grams of roasted ephedra, six grams of almond and licorice, seven grams of peucedanum, six grams of platycodon and tangerine peel, eight grams of mulberry bark and ten grams of aster, six grams of cowberry, belamcanda and perilla seed, and ten grams of winter flower. Patients in remission can use six grams of Astragalus and 6g of Atractylodes, ten grams of Poria and eight grams of Morus alba, six grams of Schisandra, ten grams of Aster, Winter Flower, raw Dragon Bone, raw Oyster and White Peony.

If a child has a long cough, clear runny nose and sweating, it actually means that both the lungs and spleen are deficient. To consolidate the exterior and stop sweating, nourish yin, moisten the lungs and produce body fluid, you can use 12 grams of Astragalus and 6 grams of fried Atractylodes, 3 grams of Saposhnikovia, 6 grams of Codonopsis and floating wheat, 3 grams of jujube and licorice, 6 grams of Ophiopogon, Polygonatum, Adenophora and fried turtle shell.

Patients with allergic cough can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine. The prescription is: 5 grams of mulberry leaves, chrysanthemums, scutellaria, saposhnikovia and platycodon, 3 grams of raw licorice and 5 grams of belamcanda, 3 grams of burdock and cicada shells, and 10 grams of houttuynia cordata. You can decoct and take 1 dose daily.

Some children have a long-term cough that cannot be cured. This may be due to the influence of the child's body resistance, nutritional status and treatment methods. If the cough is accompanied by fever, it is necessary to replenish water in time. In different seasons, you can choose boiled water, herbal tea, cabbage soup or rice soup, or fruit juices such as watermelon juice, sugarcane juice, orange juice, etc. At the same time, you should also supplement vitamins, inorganic salts and proteins, and eat more milk, eggs and vegetables.