What about the children’s chronic cough?
What’s a chronic cough? Chronic coughing in children is the major or only clinical manifestation of cough, with symptoms lasting for more than four weeks and no apparent abnormality in chest X-rays. What are the causes of chronic child cough? What are the criteria for the diagnosis of chronic coughing among chronic cough children for coughing, allergy (transient) coughing, multiple causes? 1 Cough is the main clinical symptom; Cough 2 lasts > 4 weeks; no visible anomalies or pulmonary texture increase is observed in 3X-rays or in perceiving examinations. Diagnosis of a cough mutated asthma1 continues to cough > 4 weeks, usually dry cough, often at night and/or in the morning, with increased activity, cold air coughing and ineffective clinical non-infection signs or long-term antibacterial treatment; diagnostic treatment of 2 bronchial expansions can significantly reduce cough symptoms; 3 pulmonary aerobic function is normal, bronchial agitation is a reminder of aerobic hyperactivity; 4 history of an allergic disease or family allergy, positive detection of an sensitizer can be supported by diagnosis; and 5 chronic cough caused by other causes. 2 The AC cough syndrome covers symptoms and signs associated with post-nose drip syndrome, nose inflammation and sinus. 1 continuous cough > 4 weeks, accompanied by white foam or yellow green sepsis, coughing at the beginning of the morning or when position changes, with symptoms such as nasal plugs, flue aldicarb, swallow drying and alien sense and repeated swallowing;2 There has been a marked increase in the filtration of the back-walls, sometimes with changes in the pebble samples, or with slime samples or septic attachments; 3 anti-monomethamphetamines, white tritene receptor receptors, and sugary cortex are effective for chronic coughing caused by allergic nasalitis; 4 nose larynx examination or neck side and nose X-rays can assist in diagnosis. 3 (respiratory) coughing 1 has a clear recent history of respiratory infections; 2 coughing > 4 weeks, irritating dry cough or little white sticky Tits; 3 chest X-rays with no abnormality or with only an increase in the pulmonary texture; 4 pulmonary aerobic functions, or a high reaction of a sexual aeropath; 5 cough is usually self-restrictive, and if the cough is longer than 8 weeks, other diagnosis should be considered; except for chronic cough caused by other causes. The best time for an anti-flow cough in the 4 stomach oesophagus is at night; the two coughs can increase after eating; the bottom pH under 324h is monitored to be positive; except for chronic coughs caused by other causes. Blood routines, chest X-rays, pH monitoring at the lower end of the 24h duct, recoil monitoring of the throat (when conditions permit) and saliva gastric starchase monitoring (when conditions permit) can assist in diagnosis. Five hearts are more frequent for a year because of sexual cough; two days cough is the main reason for focusing on something or the disappearance of cough during the night break, which can produce a high-profile cough of geese; three are often accompanied by anxiety symptoms but not by instrumentality; and four are chronic coughing caused by other causes. 6 Non-Asthmamate Pneumocular Pneumonia 1 Stimulatory Cough > 4 weeks; 2 chest X-rays are normal; 3 pulmonary aerobics are normal and non-aerobics are highly reactive; 4 acidic pneumatic cells > 3 per cent in aphrodisiac; 5 bronchial suffocants are ineffective and oral or inhaled sugar cortex hormone treatment is effective; except for chronic cough caused by other causes. 7 Allergies (transformation) Cough 1 Cough lasts > 4 weeks and is irritating to dry cough; 2 pulmonary aerobics are normal and bronchials stimulate test negatives; 3 cough perceptors are more sensitive; 4 has a history of other allergy diseases, is positive in the original skin test, and the serum total IGE and/or speciality IGE rises; 5 is caused by chronic coughs due to other causes. 8 Transcalable bacterial bronchitis (1) chronic persistence (time > 4 weeks) wet cough/depressive cough; (2) absence of symptoms or signs indicating other cough-related diseases; (3) reduction of cough after oral exposure of appropriate antibiotics 2-4 weeks. The disease has the potential to develop into bronchial expansion. Others include trachea softening, bronchial extension, etc. Attention is drawn to the complexity and variability of chronic cough causes in children, some of which overlap. How? The principle of handling chronic cough in children is to identify the causes of the disease and to treat them. Care should be taken to remove or avoid exposure to environmental factors such as allergies, smoke, etc. that induce and exacerbate coughing in chronic coughing. Empirical treatment is available for those whose causes are unknown; if post-cough symptoms are not mitigated, they should be reassessed and treated in a timely manner.
