How to deal with children's nasal mucus

Children have more nasal secretions and their nasal passages are very narrow. If the mucus in the nose is not dealt with in time, and the dust and solid particles in the air are inhaled, it will easily dry out and form nasal mucus. Over time, the nasal mucus will become larger and larger and will block the baby's nasal cavity, eliminating the "culprit" that causes increased mucus. How to deal with children’s nasal mucus? Let us find the answer through the following article.

If your baby has nasal mucus, the first thing to do is of course to let it fall out naturally. The second thing to do is to put a little water into his nose, and then it will fall out automatically. The second method is what the doctor taught me. It is very effective and will not have any effect on the baby. Drop a little warm water into the baby's nostrils to moisten them, and then rub his nose. This will easily get the nasal mucus out. This is what the doctor taught me.

Use a cotton swab specially made for babies to remove the mucus while he is sleeping. Be careful and gentle, pay special attention to the angle, and tentatively enter the nostrils. You can drop one or two drops of sesame oil in each of your baby’s nostrils, and the oil will come out when he sneezes!

How to deal with children’s nasal mucus? Through the explanation of the above article, I believe you have gained a certain understanding. You can apply a small warm towel to the base of his nose to allow hot and humid air to enter the nostrils, which can relieve nasal congestion. Wash your baby often, just use a towel, and rub the dirty places with your hands. I wish your baby a healthy growth!