Infant choking is one of the common causes of pediatric pneumonia, called aspiration pneumonia, and the early symptoms include systemic symptoms and respiratory symptoms.
1. Systemic symptoms: the early stage of pediatric pneumonia is characterized by poor mental status, fever, usually above 38℃, accompanied by foaming, crying, spitting up, and poor diet.
2. Respiratory symptoms: pneumonia can appear coughing, dry cough in the early stage, wheezing and increased respiratory rate when crying.
The child drinks milk too quickly, and the lack of coordination between swallowing and breathing can easily lead to choking.
Parents should pay attention to the child’s state, if there are abnormalities, it is recommended to consult a doctor in a timely manner, after diagnosis and timely treatment, follow the doctor’s instructions to use antibiotics to control infections, in addition to nebulized inhalation of glucocorticosteroids can be effective in relieving wheezing, need to be under the guidance of a doctor to use the drug.