What factors induce acute laryngitis in children?

Children's immune systems are not fully developed and they are prone to infection, especially during season changes or cold seasons. Acute laryngitis in children is very common and recurs frequently. Of course, every parent wants their children to be healthy, so we need to know what factors induce acute laryngitis in children and take more precautions in normal times.

Experts point out that the disease is mostly caused by viruses, bacteria or allergies, and is often secondary to respiratory infections such as rhinitis, pharyngitis, sinusitis or colds. Acute laryngitis is easily induced when children are malnourished, have low resistance, have allergic constitutions, and have chronic upper respiratory tract diseases. The weather is relatively cold, and children have poor resistance. They are easily caught cold when the weather changes slightly, leading to upper respiratory tract infections, colds, and flu. Severe cases can cause acute laryngitis. Environmental factors such as temperature and weather, as well as human factors such as diet and care, can also induce acute laryngitis in children.

The chance of curing acute laryngitis in children is related to the child's physical condition, the care of the parents and the severity of the disease. When the disease is discovered early, the symptoms are mild, and the parents take more careful care, the chance of cure is greater.

In order to prevent the occurrence of acute laryngitis in children, parents should pay attention to keeping children warm in late autumn, and let them go outdoors more often to strengthen their physical fitness and improve their disease resistance. For children with weak constitutions, drugs that increase the body's immunity, such as Sconchi and transfer factor, should be used. Children should also be educated to develop good hygiene habits of going to bed early and getting up early, and avoid contact with influenza patients. Windows and doors should be opened frequently to keep the indoor air fresh. If children are found to have upper respiratory tract inflammation such as influenza, they should be diagnosed and treated in time. Children with symptoms of acute laryngitis should be treated in time, and changes in the condition should be observed at any time to prevent accidents. Acute laryngitis in children has an acute onset and develops rapidly. If it is not treated promptly and effectively, serious complications and sequelae may occur, and even life-threatening. Therefore, if you are sick, you should seek medical attention in time.