Two-year-old baby has dry and hard mucus in his nose

The baby's physical health is very important. It is the basis for the baby's safe and stable growth. During the baby's development, the baby will encounter many unfavorable factors, which will cause great damage to the baby's body. For example, the baby's respiratory system often has problems, causing great pain to the baby. For example, dry nose and a lot of nasal mucus are relatively common. Let’s take a look at what to do if your two-year-old baby has dry and hard boogers in his nose?

If a child always has dry mucus in his nose and has difficulty breathing, it means that the child has inflammation in his nasal cavity. Apply ceftriaxone hydrochloride dry suspension and tetracycline hydrochloride and cortisone acetate eye ointment to the nose. Children's dry noses are sometimes caused by drinking less water or eating less vegetables and fruits. You can also use this medicine. Children will feel uncomfortable with a dry nose and will pick their noses with their hands, causing bleeding. It is recommended to apply erythromycin eye ointment in the nasal cavity to moisturize the nasal cavity, promote healing of mucosal ruptures and prevent bleeding. Drink more boiled water and eat more vegetables and fruits.

You can drop a little saline solution to soften the mucus, and then use a nasal aspirator to suck it out. The baby's nasal mucus is also related to the previous cold that has developed into rhinitis, so you must pay attention to the prevention of your baby's cold. Although a cold is a minor illness, it is difficult to treat in babies and will cause them a lot of pain. Secondly, the cold itself can easily cause more serious diseases such as pneumonia, rhinitis, etc. So if colds are prevented well, your baby will be much healthier.

If the problem is a dry environment at home, you can put a small basin of water with humidity next to the baby's bed. Dip a cotton swab in some water drops and put it into the baby's nose. Let the baby lie on his side for a while and he will sneeze, and the booger will come out by itself. You also need to go to a regular hospital for examination to determine whether it is acute bacterial rhinitis.

The treatment of pediatric rhinitis is mainly based on etiology, and local short-term hormone treatment, nasal irrigation and nasal decongestants can be used. These all need to be treated under the guidance of a doctor. Please go to the ENT department of the hospital for treatment. If not treated in time, it may cause chronic rhinitis in your baby. Please pay attention.