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Respiratory infections are one of the common health problems in the process of children growing up happily. When multiple pathogens are present at the same time in respiratory tract infections, respiratory co-infections in children are formed. This infection is a great concern for children's health and development, so it is important for us to understand and deal with it.
The causative agents of respiratory co-infections in children include a variety of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Among the most common pathogens are influenza virus, adenovirus, Mycoplasma pneumoniae, respiratory syncytial virus, etc. These pathogens can be transmitted through airborne droplets or direct contact, especially in the spring and autumn when the seasons alternate, when children are susceptible.
For respiratory tract mixed infections, TCM, with its unique theoretical system and rich clinical experience, can provide effective methods. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that mixed infection of children's respiratory tract is an invasion of external evil, and the meridians of the human body are the channels for the flow of qi and blood. Traditional Chinese medicine improves the body's immunity by adjusting the body's qi and blood, and achieves the purpose of respiratory tract mixed infection.
In the process of Chinese medicine, we can use many ancient and effective prescriptions. One of the most commonly used is Ma Xing Shi Gantang. This is a decoction with the effect of clearing heat and dissolving phlegm, which can be used for the symptoms caused by respiratory infections in children. In addition, you can also use famous recipes such as kudzu root soup and Xiao Chai Hu soup to adjust them according to the actual situation of the child to enhance the curative effect.
In addition to traditional Chinese medicine**, traditional Chinese medicine also focuses on prevention and wellness. In terms of prevention, we should pay attention to children's personal hygiene, strengthen indoor ventilation, and avoid the transmission of pathogens to children. In addition, a reasonable diet and nutrient intake can also improve children's immunity and reduce the risk of infection.
In terms of diet, we can choose some foods that have the effect of strengthening the spleen and appetizing, such as yam, pumpkin, lettuce, etc., to promote digestion and absorption and enhance physical fitness. In addition, you can also eat some ingredients that have the effect of clearing heat and detoxifying, such as honeysuckle, chrysanthemum, etc., in moderation to reduce inflammation.
In terms of health preservation, it is recommended that children do more physical exercise to enhance their physical fitness and immunity. You can choose some sports that are suitable for children, such as swimming, running, tai chi, etc., and consistent exercise can improve overall physical fitness and resist pathogens.
In short, for children's respiratory tract co-infections, TCM provides a wealth of first-class methods and health suggestions. Through the theoretical and practical experience of TCM, we can better prevent and improve this common health problem, so that children can grow up healthy and happy.
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References: 1Qiu Kaihong, Yan Zhixia. Traditional Chinese medicine for pediatric gastrointestinal infections**[J].Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 2020(22):105-107