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What are the manifestations of children's allergic cough and allergic constitution? Can Kangminyuan Probiotics Adjust Allergic Constitution?

Children with allergic constitution often have sneezing, runny nose, stuffy nose, itchy nose, rubbing nose and other symptoms when the weather changes greatly, especially in spring and autumn, and the symptoms go back and forth for several months. Many parents often think that their children are in poor health and often "catch a cold", but they are always difficult to cure, but they don't know that their allergic constitution has allergic reactions. Allergy is the real culprit of children's repeated coughs. Preschool children aged 2-6 years are in the high incidence of respiratory allergic diseases. During this period, it is necessary to supplement anti-allergic probiotics Kangmin source, adjust allergic constitution, enhance children's immune anti-allergic ability, and help children through this allergic period. When children cough repeatedly for several months, allergic cough should be considered for antiallergic treatment. Some children in allergic cough developed allergic asthma because they didn't get timely and effective antiallergic treatment. In fact, the symptoms of the common cold usually last only about 1 considerate 10 days. If the child's "cold" has not improved so far, it is necessary to consider the possibility of allergies. Because the nose is the first pass for the respiratory tract to inhale air, it is particularly sensitive to changes in the external environment. When the outside temperature, humidity and air pressure change greatly; Or when the outside air contains irritating substances, such as smoke particles, dust or special smells, allergic children often have symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, stuffy nose, itchy nose, rubbing their noses, and some even shed tears, red eyes, itchy eyes and rubbing their eyes (allergic conjunctivitis). For example, children who are allergic to house dust mites often have symptoms such as runny nose, itchy nose, itchy eyes and cough when their mother cleans the room or shakes the quilt. Children who are sensitive to temperature and humidity will have symptoms such as stuffy nose, runny nose and cough when they suddenly enter an air-conditioned room or are affected by seasonal changes, or even exercise vigorously. Similarly, children with a history of allergic cough are often accompanied by infantile eczema, food allergy, ectopic eczema and even asthma.

The following are the diseases and symptoms that allergic babies are prone to in infancy. If your child has the following conditions, you must highly doubt whether the child is allergic. Is it an allergic child? Please take it to the hospital for the doctor to confirm whether there is any allergic phenomenon.

I. Atopic dermatitis (or allergic eczema)

Ectopic dermatitis is closely related to the constitution of congenital allergic diseases. Atopic dermatitis is a chronic pruritic disease occurring on the skin, which often occurs in families with allergic diseases. Patients with atopic dermatitis usually suffer from other allergic diseases, such as allergic rhinitis, asthma or urticaria. The onset of atopic dermatitis usually begins when the baby is two to three months old. About 60% of patients have symptoms before one year old, about 85% before five years old, and others will appear later.

The clinical symptoms of atopic dermatitis can be roughly divided into three stages:

(1) The symptoms of atopic dermatitis in infancy generally begin at the age of two months (sometimes seborrheic dermatitis will occur before). At first, there will be a dry rash on the cheeks, and then eczema will appear due to bacterial infection (usually staphylococcus), and the tissue fluid will flow out and scab. Eczema can spread to scalp, ears and dryness. When the baby crawls, similar symptoms will appear on the side where the limbs are extended. Because of itching, the baby often fidgets and can't sleep well. Many people think that these symptoms will disappear in a year or two, but in fact they don't.

(2) Childhood atopic dermatitis can be a continuation of infancy, or it can recur after a period of silence in infancy. After two or three years old, the inflammatory reaction gradually eased, and eczema gradually spread to the neck, elbow, elbow, hand bowl, and less on the face. About 50% patients with atopic dermatitis will develop respiratory allergic diseases (allergic rhinitis and asthma) in their lifetime, and the more extensive and severe atopic dermatitis is, the more prone to asthma.

Second, wheezing cough

Asthmatic children often have wheezing cough when they are young. After respiratory infection, they have symptoms of cough, shortness of breath and wheezing when breathing. Because the diameter of children's trachea is small, when the virus invades children's bronchioles, it will cause inflammation, edema, increased sputum secretion, airway obstruction, shortness of breath, dyspnea and wheezing. When inhaling, the chest muscles are depressed, and when exhaling, they will gasp. Patients often cough for a long time, and X-rays show emphysema and increased lung striations. The course of the disease is usually long (several weeks), and those with serious illness need to be hospitalized for oxygen therapy. This disease mostly happens to children under two years old.

Third, often have a runny nose, stuffy nose, rubbing your nose and rubbing your eyes. Some children are always blinking because of allergic reactions and are mistaken for children with ADHD.

Fourth, children's recurrent respiratory inflammation such as repeated pneumonia mycoplasma pneumonia and other diseases related to respiratory allergies.

Although the relationship between some diseases and allergies is not very strong, such as children's cough, no one will associate it with allergies, and only after repeated coughing for several months can it be considered as allergic cough. Some children have otitis media, sinusitis (yellow runny nose, chronic cough), wheezing (hoarseness, dyspnea, coughing like a dog barking), pneumonia and so on. This is because the structures of the respiratory tract communicate with each other, but they are related to allergies, so people who are allergic (asthma, allergic rhinitis) often have other organs around their main allergic organs affected.

Five, food allergies

Some infants must consider the possibility of food allergy when eating certain foods, such as milk, eggs, peanuts or seafood (such as shrimp and crab). The same thing may happen after taking some drugs.

How to identify the child allergic cough?

Children in allergic cough generally don't have a fever. Because there is no source of infection in the body, the spit is white foam sputum. Most of the baby's eyebrows are red.

★ Common symptoms are: the baby likes to rub his eyes, nose and scalp; Steamer head (lying sweating); Restless when sleeping, like to sleep curled up, sometimes at the head of the bed, sometimes at the end of the bed; When I sleep with my mother, I like to put my feet on my mother's stomach. Allergic cough mainly coughs and has no asthma symptoms, so it is actually cough variant asthma, which belongs to the early symptoms of asthma.

★ allergic cough has three characteristics, namely three cough symptoms: coughing for a while before going to bed at night, coughing for a while after waking up in the middle of the night, and coughing for a while after waking up in the morning. The lighter coughs three or five times, and the heavier coughs like a machine gun. Cough is reddish, nausea, vomiting, watery eyes and runny nose. Some children can cough for three months without timely diagnosis and correct anti-allergic treatment.

How to treat children allergic cough?

Experts call on parents and friends to pay attention to whether it is allergic cough when they find that their children have persistent cough, and if so, they should be treated promptly. How to treat children allergic cough? At present, the symptoms of allergic cough and asthma in respiratory tract are controlled by long-term administration of Shunerning. And inhaled glucocorticoids such as pulmicort and fluoxetine. However, because these treatments only treat the symptoms, they are not suitable for long-term inhalation, and they really rely too much on the control of anti-allergic drugs to stop taking drugs. As long as the drug is stopped, it will recur or aggravate the cough and cause asthma. Failure to cooperate with immunotherapy or radical measures is also an important reason why many children with asthma rely on inhaled sex hormones for a long time and cannot stop taking drugs or drugs. In this regard, the international immunotherapy or radical measures for allergic asthma in children advocate that when allergic diseases occur, such as allergic eczema, urticaria, children's recurrent allergic rhinitis, recurrent allergic cough and asthma, etc., the number of TH 1 cells will decrease due to the immune response in the human body. Stimulated by allergens, a variety of cytokines, such as increased IgE production and eosinophilia, are constantly produced, which promotes the immune response to TH2 pathway and forms humoral immune response. Children with asthma can be supplemented with Kangminyuan probiotics, which is an active anti-allergic probiotic component and can participate in the regulation of immune cytokines. This rare probiotic with antiallergic activity can promote the secretion of interferon in vivo to regulate TH 1 immune response and resist immunoglobulin IgE. By enhancing the TH 1 immune response of immune cells to regulate the TH2 immune response that is overreacted due to allergy, the anti-allergic immunoregulation ability of children can be improved.