Babies have poor disease resistance when they are young, so they are prone to illnesses such as colds and coughs. When a baby coughs, it is necessary to understand the cause and seek treatment early. Every baby's situation is different, and some babies may experience screaming and coughing. What should I do if my baby screams and coughs?
When a baby is young, it is easy to scream, but coughing is not normal. It may be caused by a dry throat. At this time, it is necessary to give the baby some water first and develop a habit of feeding water regularly. This way, the baby's throat will be in a moist state, which can reduce the chance of coughing.
If a baby has a cold and screams loudly, they will also cough. If a baby has a cold, they are prone to runny nose and the nose is not breathable. Parents can observe whether there is any secretion in the baby's nose. If a baby has a cold, it may be caused by catching a cold. It is necessary to observe the indoor temperature and how much clothing the baby is wearing. If the baby has a cold, it is necessary to check and diagnose it, and then cooperate with the doctor to take medicine.
Babies with upper respiratory tract infections can also experience such situations. Parents need to first undergo examinations to diagnose the cause, and then arrange medication reasonably. They should follow the doctor's instructions and take medication in the prescribed amount and on time, so that the baby can slowly recover. The baby's ability to resist diseases is insufficient, and if left untreated, it can be very harmful to the baby.
