What's wrong with my baby's wheezing sound in his nasal cavity?

For mothers, every move of their baby concerns them. Once they find that their baby is uncomfortable, they will definitely help the baby solve the problem as soon as possible. After all, it's his own flesh and blood. If I don't feel pain, who will? It's obviously not feasible to just point fingers at his careless father. So, if the baby has wheezing sounds in his nasal cavity, as if he can't breathe, what is going on?

The child has mild nasal congestion. It is still very common. For the above conditions of children, you can apply a warm and wet towel to the root of the baby's nose, which can have a certain relief effect. If it is caused by blockage of secretions, you can drop a drop of breast milk into the baby's nasal cavity, and wait for the secretions to soften and then discharge on their own. You can also use a thin cotton swab dipped in a little water to probe into the nostril and gently rotate it to roll up the nasal secretions and drag them out with the cotton swab. The child's nasal congestion can be improved, and the child's nasal congestion can return to normal after 3 months. The above conditions of the child are not serious, and the child can be treated with the above medications. The child's nasal congestion can still be gradually improved, so don't worry.

What should babies pay attention to during the confinement period?

1. Sleep 16-22 hours a day.

2. For normal newborns, the amount of urine in the first few days after birth is very small. If you find that the baby has little or no urine, you should first give the baby some sugar water and feed him/her milk as soon as possible, and the amount of urine will increase. If the baby still does not urinate within 48 hours after birth, it should be checked.

3. The stool of babies fed with breast milk is golden yellow, uniform and delicate, ointment-like, and has a faint sour taste.

4. Newborn babies’ clothes should be light and soft, preferably made of cotton, without buttons.

5. Be gentle when bathing. Do not wipe with a rough dry towel or use soap with too strong alkaline properties.

6. If conditions permit, the baby should be bathed frequently. If conditions do not permit, the baby should be wiped frequently with a wet towel, paying special attention to the areas between the fingers, armpits, groin, and around the anus and perineum.

The above is some information that the editor introduced to you about the baby’s wheezing nose during the confinement period. I hope it will be helpful to you. From this point of view, this is a relatively normal phenomenon, just a mild nasal congestion, and parents don’t need to be too nervous. The editor suggests that parents should make their babies laugh often. People who love to laugh generally don’t have bad luck.