Perhaps you, like most parents, feel that once your child comes out of the water, there is no risk of drowning. But in fact, you are wrong. A few hours after the child has finished swimming, it is still possible to have [dry drowning] or [secondary drowning]. We will give a brief introduction to these two situations, hoping that parents can be more vigilant. Why do you drown when you get out of the water? [Drowning] generally refers to water entering the respiratory tract, causing dyspnea. Most drowning occurs when the respiratory tract is flooded, but the two kinds of drowning to be mentioned today often occur when the water is choked during swimming but nothing happens, after coming out Read More …