Babies are very prone to catching colds because their bodies are fragile and their resistance is weak. Therefore, many babies cannot resist the invasion of bacteria and develop colds. Some babies may experience stuffiness in their nose after catching a cold, which can be very distressing for parents and friends. So, what should we do if a baby's nose is stuffy due to a cold?
When a baby has a cold, they usually experience difficulty breathing through their nose. If this happens, parents should first encourage the baby to drink more water and consult a doctor at the hospital to diagnose the baby's condition. If the baby's cold is cured, then the baby's nose will improve.
Because the nasal cavity of a baby's nose is very narrow, it is easy to clog. Parents and friends can place a hot towel above the baby's nose to make it better. They can use a cotton swab to moisten the baby's nose, as the baby's nose is not ventilated, making breathing very difficult. This can relieve the baby's discomfort.
When a baby has a cold, their nose will also feel uncomfortable, resulting in a lack of ventilation and extremely difficult breathing. At this time, parents and friends should understand the baby's crying and not let the baby beat or scold them. After the baby's condition improves, there will be some improvement. Parents must be patient.
