Patient's question:
My child gets a cold every time, and a fever causes coughing. If the cough can't be stopped, it leads to bronchitis. Although medication and injections are used to treat it each time, the parents are still very worried. The doctor checked and said it's because the cartilage in the lungs lacks calcium, making it very easy to cause this bronchitis.Doctor's answer:
Hello, every child will catch colds and fever during their growth and development period. Coughing, to some extent, can lead to bronchitis. Bronchitis is caused by inflammation of the tracheal tissues due to prolonged coughing. The cartilage in the lungs lacks calcium, which means the lungs cannot function properly to protect themselves, making it easy to get sick. Therefore, it is recommended to supplement calcium for children regularly, let them get more sunlight, and replenish the missing calcium, which should help improve the condition. Pay attention to the child's dietary habits, and try to avoid catching colds frequently.