What to do if your child has a stuffy nose, cough and phlegm

We all know that children's bodies are very fragile, so family members are very concerned about their children's health, fearing that they will suffer from some diseases. However, children will inevitably have some colds, fevers and coughs. Although these are minor illnesses, they can be very harmful if not treated in time, so they need to be taken seriously. So what should we do if children have nasal congestion, cough and phlegm?

Life is fragile, especially a small life. However, headaches and fevers in children are unavoidable. Children often have nasal congestion, cough and so on. Although they are not serious problems and are easy to treat, children feel very uncomfortable. So what should we do if children have nasal congestion and cough?

Infant cough is one of the symptoms of the disease. There are many symptoms of a cold, including runny nose, sneezing, coughing, fever, muscle aches, fatigue, conjunctival congestion, etc. It is recommended to take your baby to see a doctor. Do not take a cold without fever lightly. You can use vinegar to fumigate a stuffy nose. Your baby may sneeze when you use it, but it should help relieve the stuffy nose. You can also use the index fingers of both hands to rub up and down the sides of the baby's nose, but this cannot be done if the baby is too young, as he will not let you rub it.

For smaller babies, use a hot towel for hot compress, which is also effective. There is a good remedy for children’s cough with phlegm. No medicine or injections. [Steamed Pear with Fritillaria cirrhosa] Ingredients: one snow pear or duck pear, 6 grams of Fritillaria cirrhosa, and 20 grams of rock sugar. Method: First cut the pear in half, hollow out and remove the core. Then grind the Fritillaria cirrhosa into powder and put it into the pear, and secure the pear with a toothpick. Put rock sugar in a large bowl, add a small amount of water, and steam for half an hour. Efficacy: Fritillaria is a good medicine for reducing phlegm and relieving cough. It has a cough-relieving effect when taken with snow pear and rock sugar. [Boiled radish and pear] Cough with phlegm (including acute tracheitis, bronchitis, and childhood tracheitis): 2 taels of white radish and 2 taels of duck pear, chop them together, add a bowl of water, cook them, add appropriate amount of rock sugar and eat, twice a day for 3 consecutive days. Clears heat and resolves phlegm.

The above is an introduction on what to do if a child has a stuffy nose, cough and phlegm. In fact, there are many ways to relieve this situation in children. However, since children have poor immunity, they cannot take medicine indiscriminately. They need to adjust their diet at ordinary times. Among them, pears have a certain effect on treating coughs.