Congenital laryngeal malacia: the way babies breathe.

Congenital hypoplasia of thyroid cartilage, also known as congenital laryngeal malacia, is a common cause of congenital laryngitis in infants. Because the throat tissue is too weak, the baby will collapse inward when inhaling, which will lead to the blockage of the upper mouth of the laryngeal cavity and cause laryngitis. In severe cases, it can cause dyspnea and even life-threatening. For the health of the baby, we need to take the following measures.

Adequate oxygen therapy

The baby needs adequate oxygen therapy to keep the respiratory tract open. This is an important measure to ensure the baby's breathing smoothly.

Adequate nutritional support

Babies need adequate nutritional support to enhance immunity and prevent diseases.

Correct posture

Usually, it is necessary to avoid excessive crying of the baby and maintain an appropriate posture, which will help the baby breathe smoothly.

Patience feeding

Patiently feeding the baby, so that the baby can eat comfortably and help the baby breathe smoothly.

Supplement calcium and vitamin d

Supplementing your baby with calcium and vitamin D in time, taking your baby in the sun and doing more outdoor activities will help your baby's bone health.

Prevent colds and respiratory infections

As the weather changes, add and subtract clothes for your baby in time to prevent colds and respiratory infections and avoid inducing dyspnea.