After the baby wakes up, the occurrence of coughing may be related to various factors, including the **accumulation of secretions in the throat due to changes stimulating a cough, the buildup of phlegm during sleep that the baby tries to expel upon waking, the exacerbation of the inflammatory response during rest, and allergic reactions caused by allergens during the night. In these situations, parents should prioritize taking the baby to see a doctor to determine the exact cause and receive professional treatment.
Adjusting the baby’s sleeping position to avoid lying on their back to prevent the accumulation of secretions is one method to alleviate cough caused by **. At the same time, doctors may recommend using cough suppressants and expectorants, such as children’s cough syrup or ambroxol oral solution, to help clear phlegm and reduce coughing.
If the cough is due to inflammation caused by a bacterial infection, appropriate antibiotic treatment is crucial, with commonly used medications including amoxicillin granules and cefaclor granules, but they must be used under a doctor’s guidance.
For coughs triggered by allergies, especially in babies sensitive to pollen and dust mites, symptoms may worsen at night due to higher concentrations of allergens in the air. At this time, the use of antihistamines, such as loratadine syrup and cetirizine hydrochloride syrup, can effectively alleviate allergy symptoms, and they should also be used according to medical advice.
For the issue of coughing after the baby wakes up, it is essential to seek timely medical attention and take appropriate measures based on the specific situation.
