Baby\’s nasal congestion, how to cure nasal congestion, the most effective and fastest little secrets revealed

(Image source: colorhub.me) Question 1 Hello Dr. Cui, my baby girl is two years old and three months old. When she went to bed the night before yesterday, she occasionally sneezed. Her nose was stuffy when she slept last night. I used a cotton swab to pick out her nose. Always resist. Did you sit up several times during the night and fall asleep again, which affected your sleep? No symptoms of runny nose during the day? Dr. Cui Lixia answered: If your baby catches a cold, it may cause nasal congestion. A large amount of boogers or mucus in the nostrils, and poor breathing can also cause nasal congestion. These methods can be used to relieve it: ❶ Apply a warm towel to the nose and place the towel at the base of the nose, which will help dilate the blood vessels in the nasal mucosa and promote blood flow. The temperature of the water should not be too hot to avoid scalding the baby. ❷ You can also massage both sides of the nose to promote blood circulation around the baby\’s nose. Be careful not to use too much force. ❸ When sleeping at night, slightly raising the baby\’s head can also relieve nasal congestion. Cotton swabs are hard and can damage the nasal mucosa if the baby does not cooperate. In serious cases, they can cause bleeding, edema of the nasal mucosa, and aggravate nasal congestion. It is best not to use them. You can choose to roll toilet paper into a roll, twist it in, and rotate it to remove nasal secretions. Be careful not to enter it too deep. Or use gauze, dip it in a little water or warm salt water to make the gauze slightly moist. Use one corner of the gauze to twist it into a twist with your index finger and thumb, and gently put it into the nasal cavity to bring out the secretions. Question 2: Hello, doctor, my child is now over 50 days old. He has been producing eye mucus in his right eye since he was born. He cries more often. Is this because of internal heat or a blocked tear duct? Zhang Yanmei’s answer: This is a blockage of the nasolacrimal duct. After cleaning the eye mucus, apply a little erythromycin eye ointment, twice a day, and then massage the intersection of the inner corner of the eye and the root of the nose, 15 times at a time, 2-3 times a day. Massage for a week to see if it\’s better to go to the hospital\’s ophthalmology department. Question 3 Hello doctor! My child is 1 and a half years old. He fell from a small bench. He went for a CT scan and found nothing. His legs were also fine. When he fell, his right leg hit the ground first. Now his legs feel weak when he walks and he collapsed after walking a few steps. Now, my legs can be extended or contracted, and I can move in any way. I want to ask what\’s going on? Dr. Chen Dan answered: It may be a soft tissue injury. Generally, soft tissue injuries require a good rest and will be repaired slowly. If it doesn\’t feel better, it is recommended to go to an orthopedic hospital for examination.