My daughter gets bronchitis every winter. Will relocating to a warmer climate help avoid this?

Question

We live in the northeast and my 8 year old daughter has had this problem for as long as I can remember. It only happens in the winter, usually at least twice during the season and usually it will last 2-3 weeks at a time

Answer 1

Welcome to the real world, about all children get this no matter where u live.
Carpet and animals make this condition worser.
Keep her room moist with vaporizer, or boil water and put salt in it.
Or use VIcks Water.
Try to buy the Airshield Vitamins at your local Dollar General.
It will help your child.
Good lung foods are carrots, celery, vitamin C, apples, fruits,etc.

Answer 2

You might cut down ( or cut out ) the mucous building foods from her diet when winter approaches, or all the time. Mucous foods are all dairy (she might still eat yogurt) and white flour products. She could eat breads made from other flours such as rice, soya, or corn flour. Try adding a tablespoon of bee pollen to her salads during the summer to prepare for the winter. I have not had trouble with my health since I've cut out all white food stuff. I don't eat sugar either. She could use honey or maple suger. Try it and see if it helps.

Answer 3

If you can locate to a location near the ocean the salt water and the air will take care of these problems. Lots of people with these type of medical conditons move near the ocean and the salt in the air kills all the germs and prevents these type of conditions from reoccurring.

Answer 4

No. I live in South Alabama and still get bronchitis. Just getting over it now. I get it every year. Sometimes twice and almost always with pneumonia.