What should I do if my baby has phlegm, cough and vomiting? What are the causes of phlegm, cough and vomiting in babies?

If the child has sputum, coughs, and vomiting, he can be treated with azithromycin granules, ambroxol oral solution, and Kebiqing granules under the guidance of a doctor. If this treatment method is not effective, then nebulization inhalation treatment is needed. At the same time, the child's daily life and diet must be taken care of.

In real life, especially when the seasons change, children are often most likely to have adverse symptoms such as coughing. This situation harms the health of children and brings mental distress to parents. So, what should I do if my baby has phlegm, coughs and vomits? Let's find out below!

The child has phlegm in his throat and coughs, which induces vomiting. This situation is usually caused by respiratory tract infection and tracheitis, or some lung diseases.

Generally speaking, if a child has a severe cough for a long time, it will cause reflux of gastric contents, which will then cause vomiting. At this time, if the child's sputum cannot be discharged from the body, it will cause sputum reflux, which will cause the child's respiratory tract to be irritated and cause the cough to intensify.

In this case, it is recommended that parents give their children some medicines such as cefpodoxime proxetil dry suspension and azithromycin granules under the guidance of a doctor, and then cooperate with some drugs such as ambroxol oral solution and kebiqing granules.

In addition, parents are advised to use some Chinese herbal medicines such as licorice and tangerine peel to make tea for their children. If the child does not respond well to oral medication, parents are advised to take the child to the hospital for treatment with nebulized inhalation of Mucosolvan, gentamicin and dexamethasone injections.

During the period when the child is ill, it is recommended that parents pay attention to keep the child's diet light and easy to digest, and do not let the child eat too much, otherwise it will easily cause vomiting. At the same time, it is recommended that parents pay attention to give the child more warm water in normal times, and do not feed the child milk or water when the child is crying, so as not to cause the child to vomit.

Finally, it is recommended that parents must create a good living environment for their children. The indoor air must be kept at a suitable humidity and temperature to prevent children from being exposed to paint odors, oil fume odors, secondhand smoke, etc.