Can a baby's cough from choking on milk cause pneumonia? Early symptoms of choking on milk pneumonia

If the mother feeds the baby in an improper posture or the baby inhales too much milk, the baby may choke on the milk. Choking on milk can cause coughing, and when the milk enters the baby's lungs, it is likely to cause milk choking pneumonia.

If the baby often chokes and coughs on milk, milk may enter the lungs, causing the child to cough, wheeze, shortness of breath, cyanosis and other symptoms, and may even cause bacterial growth, which can easily lead to choking pneumonia.

Choking pneumonia has a great impact on children. It will not only make them feel very uncomfortable, but also may cause fever, and even affect their mental state, making them mentally ill. If not treated in time, the condition will worsen, so we must pay attention to this phenomenon.

1. Fever: The most common symptom of pneumonia in children is fever, which is usually above 38°C and lasts for 2-3 days. Antipyretics can only temporarily reduce the body temperature, which will rise again soon.

2. Cough and breathing: Another typical feature of pneumonia in children is cough, wheeze and difficulty breathing. If the cough and wheeze are caused by colds and bronchitis, they are usually paroxysmal and generally do not cause difficulty breathing. If the cough and wheeze are severe, the breathing rate increases when at rest, the nostrils on both sides open and close, and the lips turn blue or purple. Once the above symptoms appear, it indicates that the condition is serious and should not be delayed. It is more common in winter and spring. The most typical age of onset is 6 months to 3 years old.

3. Poor mental state: In addition to the above typical manifestations of childhood pneumonia, the child's mental state will also change. If the child is in good spirits, can play, and loves to laugh while having a fever, coughing, and wheezing, it indicates that the possibility of pneumonia is very small. On the contrary, if the child is in a poor mental state, has blue lips and lips, is irritable, cries, or is drowsy, has convulsions, and a few children may have delirium, it means that the child is more seriously ill and is more likely to have pneumonia. In the early stages of pneumonia, the child may not have obvious changes in spirit, or he may be in a poor mental state.

First of all, if the baby is hungry or crying seriously, parents must comfort the baby before feeding the baby, otherwise the baby will easily choke on the milk. If the baby chokes on the milk, he will cough continuously, which will have a certain impact on the baby's health. If the milk is inhaled into the lungs, it will be a more serious situation. In fact, under normal circumstances, choking on milk will not cause particularly serious effects. If it is inhaled into the lungs, it will be a more serious situation. The baby's breathing will be different from normal, and breathing will be difficult. The baby's complexion will also change, and it will change from normal color to purple. The limbs will also struggle strongly, and the consequences are very serious. At this time, parents should take the baby to the hospital for examination and treatment in time, and give the baby the correct treatment under the guidance of a professional doctor to relieve the baby's symptoms. In the future, the baby should be fed scientifically and reasonably to ensure the baby's health to the greatest extent.

1. Once the baby chokes on the trachea, he will have an uninterrupted cough, which may be mild or severe, and may even cause wheezing. If the baby has obvious symptoms of discomfort, it is best to do a bronchoscopy in time. If the bronchoscopy is normal, then parents can rest assured. If there is a problem with the bronchoscopy, then you can take some expectorant and cough-relieving drugs.

2. The baby will choke on the trachea, cough continuously, and even wheeze and have difficulty breathing. Once the baby has such symptoms, the mother needs to take the baby to the doctor immediately to let the doctor see if the trachea is choked, and follow the doctor's instructions to relieve the symptoms. The baby's choking on the trachea may be life-threatening, so parents must pay attention to it and never be careless.

3. If the baby chokes on the trachea, the cough will be very obvious, especially after choking, the foreign body in the trachea cannot be expelled, and the baby will cough violently, and may have a dry cough. The baby will be seriously uncomfortable and may cry, be irritable, have difficulty breathing, and even have a red face and ears and cry severely.