A croupy sound from the infant’s breastfeeding throat is a warning for congenital laryngeal wheezing and capillary bronchitis. It is generally abnormal. Croup generally occurs in the small airway lesions,…
Children sleeping with croup can be seen in respiratory tract infections, bronchial asthma, airway foreign body conditions, according to different reasons for intervention. 1. Respiratory tract infections: such as bronchopneumonia,…
Shortness of breath with rales is considered to be related to acute respiratory infectious diseases, heart failure, bronchial asthma and other causes. 1. Acute respiratory infectious diseases: when suffering from…
Cough with rales may be caused by diseases such as bronchial asthma, cardiogenic asthma or chronic bronchitis, which can be relieved by general management and medication. 1. Bronchial asthma is…
The disappearance of rumbling after coughing up sputum may be due to the fact that the airway becomes clear after the sputum is coughed up, or it may be due…
Croup in the throat when lying down may be related to cardiac insufficiency, asthma, tuberculosis, etc. Patients can be treated with drugs such as deacetyl furfurazone, furosemide, montelukast sodium, isoniazid,…
Respiratory rales may be caused by wheezing bronchitis, bronchial asthma, pneumonia and so on. 1. Wheezing bronchitis: mainly caused by viral infection, respiratory syncytial virus spreads through respiratory secretions and…
The treatment of lying down breathing lungs with rales, dyspnea is mainly for the treatment of the cause and symptomatic treatment and so on. 1. Allopathic treatment: according to the…
Croup is seen in bronchial asthma, cardiogenic asthma, bronchodilatation, bronchitis, or aspiration of foreign objects, etc. It requires prompt medical attention and usually cannot be cured on its own. 1.…
The difference between wheezing and croup is mainly seen in terms of nature, characteristics, and diseases caused. 1. In terms of nature: stridor is a continuous and persistent additional sound…