Patient's question:
The hospital diagnosed bronchitis, but it hasn't gotten better yet. Whenever I have a fever, it happens like this. Hello, how can it be cured? Thank you very much!!! What kind of assistance do you care about: What medicine should be used?Doctor's answer:
The presence of a rattling sound in the throat is caused by congenital laryngeal cartilage softening and a narrow larynx, medically known as congenital laryngeal cartilage softening disease. Most children show no symptoms at birth but may develop symptoms after a fever or other illnesses. The main manifestations include a concave sternum during inhalation and a stridor sound, which can be intermittent or continuous. In severe cases, symptoms become more pronounced during sleep or crying, but the cry remains normal without hoarseness. As children grow older, the laryngeal softening stabilizes, the laryngeal space narrows, and symptoms gradually improve and disappear. Treatment is generally not required. Careful nursing care, adequate sunlight exposure, timely digestion of calcium and vitamin D, and prevention of respiratory tract infections and laryngeal inflammation are recommended. Wishing you good health and peace!