Does the child cough and drink autumn pear cream? Autumn pear cream, also called Sydney cream, is a traditional medicinal diet in China. Legend began in the Tang Dynasty. A medicated diet beverage is prepared from selected autumn pears (or Yali pears and Xuehuali pears) as main raw materials, and other medicines for relieving cough, resolving phlegm, promoting fluid production and moistening lung, such as raw materials with the same origin of medicine and food, such as Radix Rehmanniae, Radix Puerariae, Radish, Radix Ophiopogonis, plumula Nelumbinis, ginger juice, Fritillaria, honey, etc. It is often used to treat lung heat, polydipsia, dry stool and lung injury caused by heat dryness.
Qiuli ointment moistens the lungs to relieve cough, and promotes fluid production to quench thirst. It can be used for treating lung heat due to yin deficiency, cough and asthma, sticky phlegm and saliva, chest tightness and diaphragm, dry mouth and throat, dysphoria and hoarseness. It is especially good for patients with lung heat and chronic cough and yin injury.
Children can drink Qiuli cream to relieve their cough, but it may not achieve the therapeutic effect.
Myth 1: Children cough with antitussive drugs differently from adults. 70% ~ 80% children cough with phlegm, and their respiratory system is not fully developed, so they can't cough up phlegm as effectively as adults, and they are easy to stay in phlegm. If cough is treated with antitussive drugs, it will stop, but it will be more difficult to expectorate after cough is suppressed, which will block the respiratory tract, not only aggravate cough, but also make it easier. Therefore, children should be treated with expectorants in the early stage of cough, and cough will naturally ease after expectoration.
Myth 2: There is no direct relationship between children's cough and nasal congestion and runny nose. Children's cough often has symptoms of nasal congestion and runny nose, but parents often only treat the symptoms of cough, but they don't know that nasal congestion and runny nose are also the main causes of children's cough. Therefore, when choosing cough medicine for children, the compound preparation containing pseudoephedrine, a decongestant, can not only relieve nasal congestion and runny nose, but also help relieve cough symptoms.
Myth 3: Children should use anti-inflammatory drugs first. Many parents think that children's cough is inflammation of the respiratory tract, so children must use anti-inflammatory drugs when coughing, which will bring many adverse effects to children. Children's cough is not only caused by inflammatory stimulation after respiratory infection, but also by allergies, smoking and foreign body stimulation. If it is not symptomatic, taking anti-inflammatory drugs is not beneficial to the treatment of cough, and it often produces toxic and side effects of gastrointestinal tract and kidney.
Myth 4: Children can cough with adult cough medicine. Some parents mistakenly think that only half or less is enough, which is very harmful. Children and adults not only have different weights, but also have many physiological and pathological differences. For example, some children can't use oral preparations before the swallowing function is fully developed, and some pharmaceutical ingredients that adults can use are prone to adverse reactions after using in children, because their organs such as liver and kidney are not fully developed and their enzyme systems are not fully developed, so their ability to metabolize drugs is poor. Therefore, children should choose expectorant and antitussive drugs specially designed for children, which are especially suitable for children with phlegm cough in the early and middle stages. It has a dual mechanism, which can directly attack the cause of cough: it can not only eliminate phlegm, but also relieve cough, such as Ai Shu.
Myth 5: Children use traditional Chinese medicine to relieve cough with few side effects. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that there are many conditions that cause cough, such as wind-cold, phlegm-dampness and physical weakness. However, children's cough is more difficult to distinguish than adults, and their physical endurance is also worse than adults. If the child takes cold medicine, it will aggravate the condition and get out of hand. Moreover, Chinese medicine also has adverse reactions. Don't eat Chinese medicine casually when children cough.
Myth 6: Cough is very common in children. Cough is a very common symptom in children. However, most coughs are caused by diseases or signs of certain diseases. In particular, the child's respiratory system is very immature, and there is no way to effectively cough up phlegm when there is phlegm. Sputum stays in the respiratory tract, which not only aggravates inflammation and cough, but also easily spreads germs to other parts of the lungs, aggravating illness or causing complications. Therefore, children with cough should find out the cause in time and treat it in time.