Generally, babies' respiratory systems are not fully developed, which often leads to upper respiratory tract infections. And babies may also experience some physical discomfort, such as phlegm in their respiratory tract, which is a common symptom. So, what should I do if my baby has phlegm in their respiratory tract?
The baby has phlegm in the respiratory tract, which may be the secretion produced by inflammation and infection in the respiratory tract. At this time, the mother should pay attention to controlling the symptoms of the baby's infection and give the baby some anti-inflammatory and expectorant drugs appropriately. If the baby has a lot of phlegm that cannot be discharged normally, nebulization inhalation therapy can be given to the baby, or a suction device can be used to help the baby suck out phlegm.
Usually, respiratory infections in babies are mainly related to their own immunity and nutritional status. However, the specific cause still needs to be analyzed and examined by a doctor. If the baby's immunity is poor, adults can take the baby out for more activities and do some exercises that the baby likes, which will have a good effect on enhancing immunity.
Parents need to let their babies rest well in their daily lives. Only when the baby sleeps well, will their immune system and resistance improve. And developing good sleep habits can also help babies grow up healthy. Don't let babies stay up late all the time. Give them a comfortable living environment, which can also reduce their chances of getting sick.
