Patient's question:
My child is now almost one year old, and their breathing has always been quite loud. Currently, it is accompanied by coughing. Several doctors have seen them—some listened and said there was nothing wrong, while others said the sleeping position was incorrect! When the child was around 20 days old, they had pneumonia.What kind of help are you looking for: What could be the reason for the child's loud breathing?
Doctor's answer:
Based on the information you have provided, the child's loud breathing may be a symptom of tracheitis or upper respiratory tract infection. If the examination results, including chest X-ray, lung auscultation, and blood routine tests, are normal, there is no major issue. It could be due to mucus obstruction in the nasal cavity or respiratory tract. For a detailed evaluation, it is recommended to visit the pediatric department or respiratory department of a local hospital to undergo chest X-ray, lung auscultation, and blood routine tests. Treatment can then be administered based on the examination results.