Introduction The pseudocroup is an unspecified inflammation of the larynx in which hoarseness, barking cough up to respiratory distress occurs. The dreaded croup attack is not a disease in itself, but a possible side effect or complication of acute laryngitis (acute subglottic laryngitis). The real croup, diphtheria, is virtually non-existent, especially in western countries, thanks … Danger of infection with Pseudokrupp
Introduction The basis of a pseudocrupp attack is first of all laryngitis. The inflammation causes the mucosa to swell, which now narrows the diameter of the glottis and hinders the flow of air. The day before, hoarseness is often heard in children. Typically, a pseudo croup attack occurs at night between 0 and 4 o’clock … Pseudocroup seizure
Prevention Air pollutants in the vicinity of the sick child, such as cigarette smoke, should be avoided at all costs. These irritate the mucous membrane of the larynx even more and can provoke a seizure. In the case of a laryngitis, regular ventilation of the sleeping room should be ensured, as well as avoiding dry … Prevention | Pseudocroup seizure
