Babies aged 1-3 have low immunity and weak resistance, making them susceptible to disease infections. Adults must pay attention to taking good care of their babies' bodies, otherwise they will feel uncomfortable when they get sick. However, excessive medication should not be used, as it can have side effects on the baby's body and make them feel particularly distressed. What should I do if my baby has thick yellow nose?
1. If the baby experiences this situation, it may be due to an upper respiratory tract infection, causing some internal heat and resulting in thick yellow nasal discharge. Baby can take pediatric cold medicine and anti-inflammatory drugs under the guidance of a doctor. Secondly, a hot towel can be used to apply heat to the baby, which is beneficial for the smooth passage of the nasal cavity. When the fire is on, give the baby some heat clearing food, such as mung beans, rock sugar snow pear and so on;
2. Physiological saline can also be used to clean the baby's nasal cavity, which is best done under the guidance of a doctor to prevent clumsy adults from injuring the baby's nasal cavity. Saltwater can effectively dilute viscous secretions, which is the best way for babies aged 1-3 to avoid taking medication that is harmful to the body;
3. If a baby has a yellow nose, adults should keep the air in the house ventilated and not always close doors and windows. They can keep the room cool and increase the humidity to prevent the room from becoming too dry and worsening the nose. In short, adults must pay attention to their babies' health and take preventive measures.
