Babies themselves have extremely poor resistance and are easily infected by any external factors, especially during social interactions in spring and summer. Changes in the environment and pollen can cause discomfort in the baby's nasal cavity. As a novice mother, I don't know what to do when I encounter such a problem. So, what's going on with the baby's itchy nose?
Firstly, mothers need to determine whether the cause of their baby's itchy nose is related to the dry indoor environment or the irritation caused by some dust being inhaled into the baby's nasal cavity. If it's not such a problem, mothers can also observe whether their baby's constitution is allergic. If it's accompanied by runny nose and sneezing, it may be rhinitis. What are some tips to relieve a baby's itchy nose?
1. When a baby rubs their nose with their hands, it is definitely because there is discomfort in the nasal cavity. At this point, mothers can gently pinch the itchy area on their baby's nose. When it no longer itches, they can then use their ring finger to gently press down on that area for a few seconds before releasing it.
2. Mothers should clean their babies' faces and nasal cavities every day. This can not only prevent bacteria and germs in the outside air from harming the baby's body, but also make the baby's breathing smoother.
3. You can also gently pinch the baby with your fingers, and be careful not to make the baby feel itchy or sneeze on both sides of the nose. After a period of time, the baby's itchy nose will be well relieved. But at this time, mothers must be careful not to exert too much force to avoid causing serious damage to the baby's nose.
