Cough is a respiratory disease caused by sudden changes in weather, mainly due to the inhalation of a large amount of bacteria in the respiratory tract. If cough is not treated in time, it is easy to develop into a disease, especially for babies, which may develop into asthma or pneumonia. So, can babies eat chicken liver when coughing?
Firstly, babies should not eat chicken liver when coughing, as it is not easy to digest and may not aid in the recovery of coughing. In general, if a baby has a cough, they can drink more water and have a light diet, avoiding spicy and stimulating foods. Pay more attention to rest, which is also helpful for the recovery of the baby's body. Pay attention to the baby's body temperature.
In addition, if the baby is coughing due to wind cold, be careful not to let the baby consume cold food. At this time, the mother can roast the orange for the baby to eat, and also give the baby ginger, brown sugar, garlic water to drink. Steamed garlic water is very effective for babies with wind cold cough.
If the baby is coughing due to wind heat, they can eat foods such as watermelon, loquat, water chestnut, winter melon soup, stir fried loofah, stir fried lotus root slices, stir fried bitter melon, etc. to reduce heat. Mom can also make some homemade radish water for the baby to drink. Wash the white radish, cut it into 4-5 thin slices, put it in a small pot, add half a bowl of water, set it on fire and bring it to a boil, then use low heat to cook for 5 minutes. Wait for the water to cool slightly before giving it to the baby to drink. This formula has a good effect on treating wind heat cough, dry nose, dry cough, and less phlegm. Babies under 2 years old receive better results.
