Is it lung heat that causes a child to keep coughing? What's going on with a child's cough?

Coughing is one of the most common symptoms, and it is more common in children. If a child's cough never gets better, it may be caused by lung heat. The child needs to be treated with the correct medication, take daily care measures, and adjust his diet so that he can recover faster.

No matter what uncomfortable symptoms the child has, parents will be very anxious. It is very important to use the correct method to deal with it actively. Only with the correct method can recovery be faster. If the child has a long-term cough and it does not get better, the real cause should be found and treated with the correct method. The following will introduce to you whether the child’s cough that does not get better is caused by lung heat?
If a child's cough does not go away, it may be caused by lung heat. The main symptoms of lung heat are coughing up yellow sputum, repeated coughing, accompanied by yellow urine, constipation, sore throat, dry mouth, wheezing, fever, etc. There will also be yellow and greasy tongue coating and red tongue. In this case, you must pay attention to using the correct method to actively treat it. You must use traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions that promote lung function and relieve cough as well as clear away heat and dissipate wind. You can also take some Chinese patent medicines orally for treatment, such as Jizhi Syrup, Isatis Root Granules, etc.
You can also check the routine blood test and analyze the blood picture. If it is caused by a virus, you can use some antiviral drugs for treatment. If it is caused by a bacterial infection, you can use antibiotics for treatment. When the cough symptoms are severe, you need to use a combination of Chinese and Western medicine to solve it. This way, the effect will be faster and the treatment time can be shorter.
It is also very important to take daily care measures, ensure that the indoor air is fresh, open windows for ventilation every day, do a good job of air disinfection, and do a good job of children's hygiene. Oral hygiene is especially important. Rinse your mouth well after coughing up phlegm. If the phlegm cannot be coughed out smoothly, you can also take some bamboo water as instructed by the doctor, which can achieve the effect of expectoration. Drink more water to replenish the water needed by the body to dilute the phlegm, so that the phlegm can be discharged better, and the urine volume should also be increased to make the harmful substances discharged faster.
It is also very important to make good adjustments in diet. Foods that easily cause phlegm must not be eaten, such as shrimp, seafood, and fish. Eating these foods will cause more phlegm, so parents must not cook this kind of food for their children, and do not add ginger and pepper to the food, as this will make the uncomfortable symptoms worse.