Infantile bronchitis symptoms

Infantile bronchitis is mostly caused by respiratory tract infection, and infantile bronchitis has cough symptoms. This article will introduce the common symptoms of children's bronchitis, so as to help parents find the condition in time and take effective treatment measures.

Cough incessantly

Baby's cough is mainly dry cough, repeated cough, sometimes cough and even cough up milk. Cough at night is more serious than during the day, and it is frequent at night because the temperature drops at night, which is common in changing seasons and autumn and winter because of weather changes.

Stomach reflux

Children with bronchitis have vomiting symptoms, which can lead to vomiting when coughing badly. Babies with bronchitis often vomit, especially after drinking milk and water.

Sudden fever

Infantile bronchitis can cause fever in infants, because children can't cough up phlegm. If they keep swallowing phlegm, it will cause inflammatory reaction and lead to fever in children. When the disease is misdiagnosed and treated improperly, it will cause pneumonia.

Breathing and not breathing.

Children's bronchitis can cause asthma, usually cough with asthma. Baby's bronchitis can cause bronchospasm, accompanied by wheezing and snoring. Parents feel that their children can't breathe.

Digestive tract abnormality

Children's bronchitis has symptoms of digestive tract, because children's bronchitis can lead to indigestion, milk excretion, European milk, abdominal distension, constipation or diarrhea. Children eat less every day, even don't want to eat anything, and don't want to drink water. Children eat half less than usual, it is difficult to feed at night and refuse to drink milk.