What are the symptoms of lung heat in children? How to prevent lung heat in children?

If your baby keeps having dry coughs, phlegm in his mouth, and keeps crying, parents should pay attention to it, as these are all symptoms of lung heat in children. In addition to these, what other symptoms are there for lung heat in children? How to prevent lung heat in children?

Symptoms of lung heat in children

1. Excessive eye mucus. Especially when getting up in the morning, the baby's eyelashes are often stuck with eye secretions, making it difficult to open the eyes.

2. Bad breath, bad breath odor, or even halitosis.

3. The tip of the tongue is obviously redder than the tongue body.

4. The throat is dry and sore, and the tonsils become red and swollen.

5. The lips are red and bright in color.

6. The stool is dry, hard and has a foul odor.

How to prevent lung fever in children

1. Pay attention to diet and drink more water: Water can control fire, and drinking more water and urinating more can promote the discharge of heat evil. In addition, the diet should be light, moderate, and easy to digest. Otherwise, it is easy to cause food accumulation, and food accumulation is easy to turn into fire, which can aggravate the heat evil in the body. At the same time, it is best not to eat foods or medicines that help fire, such as mutton, dog meat, sea urchin, durian, puffed food, barbecue, spicy, ginseng, sea cucumber, etc. Eating these foods can easily make the internal fire burn more and more vigorously.

2. You can take some herbal tea: herbal tea contains traditional Chinese medicines such as honeysuckle and kuding tea that can clear away heat and detoxify, which is beneficial to promote the excretion of heat and evil.

In addition, in daily life, you should observe the child's bowel movements more often to promptly discover whether the child is causing fire, and take timely measures to eliminate the fire evil in the child's body.