Babies have weaker bodies, so they always get colds. Some babies may get 6-8 colds in their first year of life. At this point, children may experience symptoms such as nasal congestion and runny nose, and sometimes there may be some blood streaks in their nasal mucus. So, what's the reason for a baby's cold and bloody snot?
When a baby has a severe cold and runny nose, it is likely to cause damage to the nasal mucosa, which can lead to blood streaks in the mucus, which is a common phenomenon. At this time, parents should avoid rubbing their children's noses and can also apply anti-inflammatory ointment to their children's nasal cavities. If there is a lot of nosebleeds and the child also experiences fever symptoms, they should go to the hospital for examination. The doctor will perform a blood routine and coagulation function test on the child.
When a baby has a cold, it is easy to have blood streaks in their nasal mucus because the cold may cause congestion and damage to the nasal mucosa, which can mix blood into the mucus and form a bloody nasal mucus. At this time, parents should pay more attention when cleaning their baby's nose and not use their hands to pick the nasal cavity, otherwise it can easily aggravate the damage to the nasal mucosa. When cleaning a child's nasal cavity, a medical cotton swab should be used.
The nasal mucosa of children can slowly heal, and parents should keep their children warm by feeding them warm water or juice.
