When babies are born, their brine door is soft and can be divided into front brine door and back brine door. The back halogen gate closes very early, but the front halogen gate can only close after one year old. Many people apply hot compress to their baby's nasal congestion, believing that it can improve the condition. So, is the baby's nose stuffy with hot compress and brine?
In fact, babies with cold and nasal congestion can be treated with hot compress and brine. When applying a soft hot compress to the baby's nose, the heat will directly enter the baby's brain, which can reverse the condition of nasal congestion. Therefore, many parents of babies often apply hot compress to the baby's nose, and the effect is still very good.
When applying hot compress to the brine door, choose a clean towel, soak it in hot water, then take it out and wring it out. Place it on the baby's brine door area, wait for the towel to cool down, soak it in hot water again, wring it out, and apply it on top of the brine door until the baby's head starts to sweat slightly. The symptoms of nasal congestion can improve immediately.
The baby's areola is located in the front of the head, in the middle of the hairline. Hot compress and brine can effectively improve nasal congestion. If the baby is frightened, you can see that the pulse of the brine gate is beating very frequently. Gently touching the baby's brine gate with your palm can have a calming effect.
For children, it is best not to use medication because babies are very sensitive to medication. If it is possible to improve nasal congestion through hot compress, it is best not to use medication. Parents and friends must pay attention to this.
