The child's cough is non-stop, which makes the mothers feel distressed. But did you know that by listening to the sound of coughing, the mother can determine whether the child has a bacterial infection or a viral infection?

The child's cough is non-stop, which makes the mothers feel distressed. But did you know that by listening to the sound of coughing, mothers can initially determine whether their child has a bacterial or viral infection!

Bacterial infections and viral infections differ in the sound of coughing. In general, bacterial infections have a deeper cough and sometimes phlegm, while viral infections have a sharper cough and are often accompanied by symptoms such as sore throat and runny nose.

In addition, cough caused by bacterial infections is usually accompanied by systemic symptoms such as fever and headache, while viral infections may cause symptoms such as fatigue and loss of appetite.

In addition to listening to the cough, mothers can also make a preliminary diagnosis of the cause by observing their child's other symptoms. If your child's cough persists, it is advisable to seek medical attention promptly to avoid delaying treatment.

Although there is a certain scientific basis for judging the cause of coughing, it is not completely accurate. If your child has a cough, it is important to seek medical attention promptly to avoid delaying treatment. #中医# #清风计划#