Congenital hypoplasia of laryngeal cartilage

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Congenital laryngeal cartilage dysplasia is mainly a disease of infants, because the mother did not bring enough calcium to the child during pregnancy, resulting in the phenomenon of laryngeal cartilage dysplasia after birth due to low calcium itself, laryngeal soft tissue relaxation will appear laryngeal. This disease is one of the most common and can be completely cured. Parents should make sure the situation after the examination. Don't panic. To grasp how to cure the disease as soon as possible, I believe that children will grow up more healthy.

Congenital hypoplasia of laryngeal cartilage

First: children will basically be born two months or so appear laryngeal cartilage dysplasia phenomenon, the child will be breathing when difficult phenomenon. Laryngosis mainly refers to the children's soft throat tissue, leading to the phenomenon of uneven surrounding tissue when breathing in. Therefore, children will have laryngosis at the beginning.

Second: congenital laryngeal cartilage dysplasia, if the symptoms are not serious, will gradually get better in the process of growing up. But if it's serious, it's necessary to cooperate with the doctor's treatment. Because if it's too serious, surgery may be needed to relieve the symptoms so that the child doesn't suffocate.

Third: in order to better treat congenital osteodysplasia, it is necessary to give children enough calcium. Breast fed children, mothers need more calcium. When children can add complementary food, they should eat more eggs, lean meat and other foods with high protein content. At the same time, they can supplement vitamin D to promote the absorption of calcium.

matters needing attention

Infants with congenital dysplasia of the roar bone should pay attention to keep the children warm. If they get cold, it will cause infection to the larynx, and cough will aggravate the blockage of the larynx. In addition, the disease sometimes makes it difficult for you to separate from other diseases, so it's best to go to the hospital to confirm.