What happens to morning cough?

Generally speaking, the causes of children's morning cough mainly include the following situations. First, children suffer from allergic cough. If children belong to allergic cough, they will show chronic irritating dry cough for a long time. In this way, children cough more violently after exercise and during sleep at night. In addition, children will also show severe cough when they just get up in the morning. This is mainly due to the fact that a sudden cold inhalation or a change in position can make a child cough worse when he or she wakes up. Anti-allergic drugs can be used for this situation. For example, loratadine, montelukast, etc. can be used. Second, children with sinusitis can cause nasal discharge to the child's throat during sleep. When a child wakes up in the morning, sputum that flows back into his throat can cause an irritating cough. In this case, it is only necessary to give the child timely treatment for sinusitis.