Treatment of acute laryngitis in children

Acute laryngitis in children is common in infants aged 6 months to 3 years. The disease is urgent and the symptoms are severe, mainly manifested as barking cough, hissing, laryngeal sound, inspiratory dyspnea, and concavity. Crying and irritability often aggravate laryngeal sound and airway obstruction. Severe laryngeal obstruction can lead to inspiratory difficulties and suffocation and death. The principle of treatment is mainly to eliminate respiratory laryngeal obstruction, maintain smooth breathing, and prevent worsening of hypoxia. Commonly used antibiotics are cephalosporins, including medrol or dexamethasone. Because it is an emergency, you must go to the otolaryngology department of the hospital as soon as possible. Hormones have anti-inflammatory, anti-allergic, and immunosuppressive effects, and can effectively relieve laryngeal edema and relieve laryngeal obstruction.

Contraindications for acute bronchitis in children

We should also pay attention to some hot fruits and not eat them, such as mango, durian, longan, and lychee. These foods may help fire phlegm, make cough phlegm more serious, and are very unfavorable to the recovery of the disease. For example, some fried foods, or some barbecue hot pot, or some or some raw, cold, hard, and difficult to digest foods. At the same time, pay attention to proper exercise, strengthen your physical fitness, improve your resistance, and recover from the disease as soon as possible. Children with bronchitis must pay attention to their diet and avoid eating spicy and greasy foods.

Nursing of children with acute laryngitis

The care of acute laryngitis in children is mainly to maintain personal oral hygiene. Patients should clean their mouths frequently. Laryngitis is mainly a respiratory infection. Oral hygiene is done well. Usually, you can gargle with light salt water and brush your teeth in the morning and evening. During the illness, you should pay attention to a light diet, eat more easily digestible foods, and avoid eating spicy and greasy foods to avoid irritating the throat and aggravating the condition. After the child is sick, not only should timely and accurate treatment be given, but also daily care should be paid attention to. Children should also be allowed to drink more water. Drinking warm water often can moisturize the throat and help relieve discomfort in the throat.