How does fall coma cough do
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As soon as the weather changes, the baby starts to cough constantly, which makes us unable to work and study normally, seriously affects people's mood, and makes mothers very anxious. In fact, for mild cough, the use of mild medicine and food with the same source of dietotherapy is helpful to the good turn of cough. Now let me talk to you about how to deal with a fall, coma and cough?.
How does fall coma cough do
First, the comatose cough caused by falling should be treated in time. Persistent or recurrent severe cough is usually paroxysmal, which is more obvious in the morning. There are also some reasons for the cough caused by upper respiratory tract infection. If the upper respiratory tract is infected, the nasal mucosa of the patient is inflamed. When breathing, the dry air is inhaled unconsciously, As a result, the nasal cavity becomes more uncomfortable and may even aggravate the cough. Therefore, when the patient is at home, the mother can appropriately use the humidifier, hang a wet towel, mop the floor with water or put a basin of water in the room to increase the humidity of the air properly and reduce the stimulation of dry air to the nasal mucosa of the patient. If the patient's cough and nasal congestion symptoms continue for a week and still do not improve, the patient should be taken to see a doctor as soon as possible.
Second: if the patient has no previous symptoms such as cough, runny nose, sneezing or fever, and suddenly has severe cough, dyspnea and bad face, especially for the smaller patients, it may be that some foreign body is put into the mouth when the adult does not pay attention and accidentally enters the throat or trachea. Cough: after inhaling the foreign body, parents should encourage the patient to cough and never pick the foreign body in his mouth, so as to prevent the foreign body from digging deeper and deeper and blocking the airway completely. If there is no cough, the patient coughs or gasps repeatedly, indicating that the foreign body has reached the lower respiratory tract, the patient should be sent to the hospital immediately to remove the foreign body in time.
Third: in addition to the common respiratory viruses and bacteria, Mycoplasma pneumoniae, chlamydia, Bacillus pertussis and Mycobacterium tuberculosis are also the pathogens causing chronic cough. When the symptoms of respiratory tract infection, such as fever, sore throat, runny nose, disappear, cough symptoms continue for more than 4 weeks, cough after infection should be considered. The principle of treatment is to choose appropriate antibiotics according to the possible pathogens in the acute stage, and macrolide antibiotics, including erythromycin, azithromycin and clarithromycin, should be used in patients with Mycoplasma or chlamydia infection. If cough is prolonged, measures should be taken for airway hyperresponsiveness.
matters needing attention
Prevent cough first. Prevention of cough and cold is the key, so patients should pay attention to exercise, improve the ability to resist "evil", avoid exogenous, in order to prevent aggravation of the disease. Life should be adjusted. For patients to strengthen life conditioning, diet appropriate, to ensure sleep, living environment to be quiet, fresh air.









