Many babies have symptoms of coughing, phlegm, and even tracheal inflammation after birth, which can make mothers particularly anxious. The baby's resistance is particularly poor. If the medication is not taken properly and the condition worsens, it can be very dangerous. So how to regulate the poor trachea of a 2-month-old baby?
If a baby's trachea is not good, it is necessary to enhance their immune system and reduce exposure to pathogens. The baby's diet must be balanced, with a reasonable combination of vegetables, lean meat, fruits, etc. It is also important to exercise regularly and ensure sufficient sleep time.
It is recommended to choose lighter foods in terms of diet, and it is not recommended to eat foods that are too oily, high in sugar, or too salty. Drinking plenty of water is also very important, as it can promote the elimination of inflammatory substances in the trachea. Meat and eggs can also be eaten without strict prohibition. It is recommended to choose easily digestible pork or chicken for daily consumption.
If conditions permit, it is recommended to open more windows for ventilation and not let the baby stay indoors for fear of getting sick. People who have close contact with babies should pay attention. If they have symptoms of cold or cough, it is recommended to stay away from the baby, eat separately, and wear masks to prevent infection. Many babies with bronchitis delay treatment if the symptoms are not very obvious. If the condition is not controlled in a timely manner, it can worsen and cause breathing difficulties, which may be dangerous.
