Many mothers may find that their babies often have a runny nose when they are one year old, but their bodies are not abnormal, they are still lively, and there are no symptoms of illness. However, just after wiping their babies' noses, after a while, the snot comes out again. So, why does a one year old baby always have a runny nose? What should I do if my one year old baby always has a runny nose?
Firstly, it is normal for a one year old baby to have a runny nose, but there is no abnormality in their body. This is because the baby's nasal tissue has not fully developed, and slight stimulation can lead to runny nose, which may be caused by environmental stimuli or bumps on the nose. Therefore, parents do not need to worry, and they can wear a mask for their baby when the air is poor.
Secondly, if the baby has a long-term cold, it can cause the baby to suffer from rhinitis, which may result in some runny nose or nasal congestion. It is recommended that parents take the baby for treatment. Rhinitis has an impact on the baby's development, and in severe cases, it can affect intelligence. It is recommended to give the baby some rhinitis sprays and eat less western medicine to avoid side effects.
Another thing is that babies may also have a runny nose when they have internal heat. After internal heat, the snot is yellow, not watery, but sticky in texture, and there may be more eye droppings. Parents should give their children more food that has been exposed to heat, such as fresh fruits and vegetables, and drink plenty of water, which is beneficial for reducing heat and maintaining humidity in the air. It should not be too dry.
