Does infant hair asthma symptom?

summary

Wheezing is a common symptom of infants suffering from lower respiratory tract diseases. The pathological basis of wheezing is caused by bronchiolitis, mucosal congestion, edema, increased mucus secretion, and mucus embolism. Because it is difficult for infants to expectorate, cough and wheezing often exist at the same time when suffering from lower respiratory tract diseases. Let's talk about the symptoms of asthma in infants?

Does infant hair asthma symptom?

1. Most of them have the prodromal symptoms of asthma induced by upper respiratory tract infection, i.e. cold symptoms for 1-2 days, such as fever, runny nose, sneezing, sore throat and cough. The symptoms are more severe in the morning and after activities. Wheezing then appeared, and the number of attacks increased with age, most of which were not accompanied by fever.

2. Cyanosis and nasal alar movement are common in infants with asthma attack, and the prolonged exhalation is not as obvious as that in older children. Wheezing can be heard in the lungs by auscultation, but the wheezing is short, low-key, and often accompanied by blister.

3. The severity of the disease is different. Although some children have wheezing, the general condition is still good. Appetite and growth are not affected. But some children cough and wheeze repeatedly, attack more than 5-8 times a year, often misdiagnosed as bronchitis or pneumonia, need intravenous infusion or hospitalization, sometimes wheezing lasts for a long time, up to 2-4 weeks, wheezing is difficult to control.

matters needing attention

Diet to flow juice or half flow juice is appropriate, seasoning to light delicious, avoid cold drink cold food. Diet to eat more meals, not too full, there are many attacks caused by too full. Acute attack, especially in patients with a long period of continuous attack, often loses a lot of water due to sweating, which is easy to make phlegm sticky and unable to cough up smoothly, blocking the airway. Aggravate respiratory tract infection, and make wheezing symptoms difficult to relieve. Therefore, we must pay attention to timely and sufficient water supplement, and encourage drinking water up to 2000 ml or more every day. If possible, intravenous infusion should also be appropriate. During the attack, do not eat fishy seafood, especially the food that has caused asthma is not edible.