Allergic cough in pregnant women

Allergic cough is a very common respiratory disease and a type of asthma. Patients with allergic coughs usually have constant dry coughs, but the sputum is generally less. The attacks are more frequent at night, which will directly affect the patient's sleep quality. Some women experience an allergic cough during pregnancy. So, what should pregnant women do if they have an allergic cough?

What is an allergic cough?

Allergic cough is cough variant asthma, and its main clinical manifestations are paroxysmal dry cough, choking cough, no sputum or a small amount of white sticky sputum, which often worsens in the early morning, at night or after exercise, and there is almost no dyspnea and wheezing. This disease is recurrent and difficult to cure, and has become one of the common causes of chronic cough in children.

How to treat allergic cough in pregnant women

1. Steam the eggs. Ingredients: 1 egg, 1 spoon each of sugar and vegetable oil. Method: Put the egg (shelled) in a bowl (do not stir), add sugar and oil, and steam until cooked. Take it all at once before going to bed. For treating cough, two doses are usually enough, and those with severe cough will see significant effects after three or four doses.

2. Scallion porridge. Ingredients: 1 liang of glutinous rice, 5 slices of ginger, 5 scallions with roots, and 3 qian of vinegar. Preparation method: Cook glutinous rice in the usual way. When it is almost cooked, add ginger, onion and vinegar, mix well and eat while hot. This porridge is mainly used to treat cough caused by wind-cold blocking the lungs. 3. Honey and egg soup: 35 grams of honey and 1 egg. Add 300 grams of honey and water to boil, beat in the egg and cook until it is slightly boiling. [Indications] Moisturizes the lungs and relieves cough. Suitable for dry cough caused by dry lungs and long-term cough. Take it all at once, on an empty stomach in the morning and evening.

The above is some of the content that the editor introduced to you about allergic cough in pregnant women. I hope it will be helpful to you. In fact, it is not uncommon for pregnant women to have allergic coughs, so there is no need to worry too much. If a pregnant mother has an allergic cough, she might as well try the method introduced by the editor. The effect is quite significant.