Your baby may drown while breastfeeding, bottle, breastfeeding, or even saliva, in these cases what he or she should do is:
Even if the baby breathes hard, this is a good sign because the airways are not completely closed, in this case it is normal to cough a little, cough as much as necessary and never try to remove the object.of his throat with his hands because it can sink further into his throat.
Heimlich’s maneuver eliminates the object that causes suffocation, to perform this maneuver you must:
Even if with these maneuvers you managed to free the baby, listen to him, always looking at him, if in doubt take him to the ER.If you can’t, call 192 and call an ambulance.
If your baby remains “soft” without any reaction, you should follow this step by step.
The most obvious signs of your baby’s suffocation are
The situation is more serious if the baby cannot cough or cry, in this case the symptoms he or she has are bluish or purple skin, exaggerated breathing effort and possible loss of consciousness.
Some babies may seem to be drowning, but when parents are sure they have nothing in their mouth, they should take the child to the hospital as soon as possible because the child is suspected of being allergic to certain foods they have ingested, which become inflamed.airway and prevents air passage.
The most common causes that cause your baby to suffocate include
A baby who frequently drowns even with saliva or when sleeping may have difficulty swallowing, which can be caused by a neurological disorder and therefore the child must be taken to the pediatrician so that he or she can identify what is going on.