Daily care for acute laryngitis in children

Acute laryngitis in children is one of the common diseases in pediatrics. It is easy to cure as long as it is discovered early and treated promptly, but delaying the treatment will endanger the life of the child. Therefore, once a child is sick, he should seek medical treatment in time. While cooperating with the doctor's treatment, he should also take good care of the child's acute laryngitis. However, many parents do not know how to care for children with acute laryngitis. Let's take a look at the daily care of children with acute laryngitis that cannot be ignored.

Acute laryngitis in children is a rapid and serious disease that can easily endanger life, so prevention and care must be done well. Acute laryngitis is often secondary to upper respiratory tract infection. Reducing the chance of catching a cold may help avoid laryngitis.

1. Pay attention to climate changes, add or remove clothes in time, avoid cold or heat, maintain a suitable room temperature and open windows for indoor ventilation regularly.

2. Maintain oral hygiene and develop the habit of brushing your teeth and rinsing your mouth in the morning, after meals and before going to bed.

3. Increase outdoor activities, get more sunlight, strengthen your physical fitness, improve your disease resistance, and promptly treat children's anemia, malnutrition, rickets, etc.

4. During the cold epidemic, try to reduce going out to prevent infection.

5. Live a regular life, eat in moderation, have a regular routine, sleep at night and get up early to avoid catching a cold. Avoid convection wind when sleeping.

6. Eat more fruits and dried fruits such as pears, raw radishes, and plums to enhance the maintenance function of the throat.

During the treatment period, parents should pay attention to keeping children warm and let them go outdoors more often to strengthen their body and improve their resistance to diseases. Children with weak constitutions can take some nutritional supplements to nourish their body and strengthen their resistance. Children should also be taught 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.