How old will the child with repeated respiratory infections be?

Children's recurrent respiratory infections will generally get better after two years old, because with the growth of patients' age, their own immunity will also improve, thus achieving the effect of resisting diseases and gradually reducing the occurrence of respiratory infections. When respiratory tract infection occurs, you should take oral anti-inflammatory drugs in time according to the doctor's advice to avoid causing pneumonia or bronchitis.

During the treatment, patients should pay more attention to rest, don't stay up late for a long time, drink plenty of water to promote body metabolism, and make the symptoms of respiratory infection recover as soon as possible.

The duration of upper respiratory tract infection in children cannot be summarized, which is mainly related to infection factors: 1. Common virus infection: lasting 3-5 days, up to 7 days at the longest; 2. Special virus infection: such as adenovirus infection, continuous high fever 10 days or more. In addition, if the infection involves the peripheral trachea, such as otitis media, sinusitis, acute bronchitis or bronchopneumonia and other complications, the course of disease will also be prolonged.

Upper respiratory tract infection is caused by viruses and bacteria and usually heals itself within 5-7 days. The drugs used during this period can relieve symptoms, but can't delay the progress of the disease. Children with acute upper respiratory tract infection should keep their clothes breathable and cool, and should not sweat too much to avoid mental fatigue, dehydration and other symptoms. At the same time, they should pay attention to supplement enough water and nutrition and avoid taking supplements, otherwise it will increase the burden on the stomach.