Coughing during teething in children is a phenomenon that is physiological in nature, but if it occurs, you need to make sure that this symptom has not developed against the background of any disease.

Roughly teething and the cough accompanying this process are observed in a child aged 6 to 9 months (2 front lower incisors), at 7-10 months (2 front upper incisors), by 12 months (lateral incisors), approximately 1.5. By the age of 2-3 years, the baby usually has about 20 upper and lower teeth. In girls, teeth usually begin to appear a little earlier than in boys.

Coughing in infants caused by cutting teeth does not require treatment Many parents are worried about whether there is coughing in children with teething, why this happens and how to help the child during this period. Teething is not observed in all children. The main reason for its development in this case is hypersalivation, t. increased salivation. Saliva often enters the respiratory tract, causing the development of a cough reflex.

A strong cough in an infant during teething can be caused by long crying due to discomfort in the gums. Crying entails the drying out of the mucous membranes of the throat, their irritation, against the background of which a dry cough develops. Both dry and wet cough caused by the appearance of teeth in a child usually disappear after 2-3 days, it is not required to be treated.

You should immediately seek medical help if the cough is accompanied by asthma attacks, full nasal congestion, high fever, profuse skin rashes.

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