1. Normal physiological phenomena of babies who have just been born, because the body is not fully developed, the laryngeal cartilage is not fully developed, and it is relatively soft.
The larynx is also relatively narrow, so when the baby inhales, the larynx will deform, and the air flow will make a sound when the narrow airway passes.
This is especially true when your baby is sleeping or feeding. In general, when the baby is 3-6 months old, this phenomenon will disappear.
Tip: If this is the case, don't worry moms. If your baby still has this phenomenon after 6 months, he should go to the hospital for further investigation to prevent serious situations.
2. Congenital laryngeal carnomalacia is caused by the baby's calcium deficiency, mainly due to the lack of calcium intake by the mother during pregnancy, which affects the development of the fetus and causes the baby to have calcium deficiency after birth.
Because the laryngeal cartilage is softened, the baby will cause the laryngeal cartilage to collapse when inhaling, so the respiratory tract is partially blocked and there is a whistling sound.
Recommendation: Do not think that the baby's heavy breathing is a cold, and it does not come out at home. On the contrary, taking your baby to do more outdoor activities and letting your child receive more fresh air and sun exposure is conducive to alleviating symptoms. Get more sun to promote the absorption of vitamin D.
3. It may be that the nasal feces is blocked by the baby due to his younger age, the metabolism is relatively fast, and the gland secretion is relatively strong, especially the secretion in the nasal cavity is more.
And because the baby can't pick up the nose, if the mother does not clean up the secretions in the baby's nose in time, it will lead to nasal blockage. The baby will make a very heavy whistling sound when he breathes.
Recommendation: Clear the secretions in your baby's nasal cavity in time, and you can use a wet cotton swab to dip out the nasal feces.
4. Respiratory infections in newborns are more common in dry autumn and winter. Because the baby is relatively young, its own resistance is poor, suddenly can not adapt to the external environment, if the weather is slightly dryer, it is easy to catch fire, causing respiratory infections and even pneumonia, so that the baby will not breathe well.
Recommendation: If you find that your baby has a fever, feed your baby more boiling water to replenish your water. Do not "cover the sweat" of the baby, so as not to worsen the condition and induce high temperature convulsions.
The room should be ventilated more, and the food given to the baby should be light and easy to digest. Parents should also pay attention to weather changes and appropriately add or subtract clothes for their babies.