After a baby catches a cold, they will have a lot of runny nose, which the mother can't even wipe clean. For mothers who love cleanliness, this can be a challenge. The baby's mouth, face, and hands will be covered in snot, and some babies' noses will be wiped red by the mother. So, what if the baby has a lot of snot and their nose is wiped red?
After the baby's nose turns red, the mother cannot continue to wipe the baby's nose, otherwise there will be peeling. When a baby's nose peels off, the remaining mucus will be stimulated and cause redness, swelling, and pain. Severe cases can also cause local skin infections.
Mom can apply some moisturizer on the red area of the baby's nose, which establishes a protective film on the affected area and can protect the baby's nose from further damage. And it can also alleviate the redness caused by rubbing, effectively reducing the pain caused by the affected area of the nose.
In addition, it is important to pay attention to the baby's clothing to prevent the baby from having a second cold. If the baby has a severe cold, it will worsen their condition and be detrimental to their physical recovery. It is also necessary to frequently open windows for ventilation to ensure fresh air in the baby's respiratory tract, which can also reduce the discharge of the baby's nose. If the situation cannot be controlled, it is recommended to take the baby to see a doctor and drink some medication to relieve the condition, in order to avoid causing sinusitis in the baby.
