How does cough headache return a responsibility?

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The treatment principle of cough and fever in children is to identify the cause and treat it according to the cause. We slowly found that such symptoms are caused by many different factors. If the cause is unknown, empirical symptomatic treatment can be carried out in order to achieve effective control; If cough does not relieve after treatment, it should be reevaluated. Antitussive drugs should not be used in infants. Now let me talk to you about cough and headache?.

How does cough headache return a responsibility?

First: the main cause of headache has a certain relationship with the body's resistance. Of course, there are also some reasons, such as the existence of some immune deficiency. Among these diseases, many common manifestations are repeated respiratory tract infections. Such as the lack of some globulin in the blood, leading to repeated respiratory tract infections. In addition, recurrent respiratory tract infection is also associated with asthma. Children with asthma have low immune function and poor pulmonary ventilation function, and are prone to concurrent infection in the course of onset. The chance of recurrent respiratory tract infection in children with asthma is 32 times higher than that in normal patients.

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

Eat foods rich in vitamin C, fresh green leafy vegetables and fruits are rich in vitamin C, it can promote the synthesis of human immune group antibody, enhance immunity, thus has the role of preventing cold.