Patient's question:
My child is one year old. When they fell and got hurt, they couldn't cry for a breath, and almost fainted for a while. What measures should I take at this time? About the previous treatment and effectiveness: No treatment was given. What kind of assistance matters: I want to know the emergency treatment methods at the time.Doctor's answer:
Guidance: When a child cries, they may struggle to breathe. Some children inhale a large amount of air while crying, or trigger excessive respiration, which can irritate the lung nerves and cause wheezing. The child is very young and is not crying intentionally, so when they are crying, adults should pay attention to prevent them from crying so hard that they struggle to breathe. Distract their attention when they are crying and wheezing. During the wheezing, you can gently pull their ears or even gently pat their buttocks to stop the irritation. The child will feel better.