What medicine should my baby take if he has a severe runny nose?

Although babies cannot take medicine when they have a cold and a runny nose, if the baby's runny nose is more serious, they still need to take some medicine. This can help the baby get better as soon as possible and prevent the occurrence of rhinitis. So you must understand some cold medicines for babies so that you can adjust the baby's body in time and make them get better quickly.

1. Children's cold granules

When mothers choose medicine for their babies, they first look at the efficacy of the medicine. They may also worry that their babies may not like to take the medicine. Medicines in the form of granules are generally not too bitter, so babies may like them more.

In addition, children's cold granules are traditional Chinese medicine preparations with relatively small side effects. This kind of granules are generally used to treat children's common colds, tonsillitis, etc.

2. Pseudoephedrine Methionine Drops for Children

When mothers are looking for medicine for their babies, they should observe the baby's symptoms and it is best to prescribe the right medicine for the right condition. If a child has a runny nose but no fever, you can choose pediatric pseudoephedrine methoxazole drops for treatment.

And when it comes to cold medicines for infants and young children, the efficacy of pediatric pseudoephedrine methoxazole drops is more reassuring. Pseudoephedrine methoxazole drops for children are mainly used to treat symptoms such as runny nose, cough and nasal congestion caused by colds.

3. New Quick-acting Cold Granules for Children

Experienced mothers must be familiar with the choice of baby cold medicines and must have many options in their minds. If Chinese medicine preparations are ineffective, we recommend that mothers choose Western medicine compound preparations. This new fast-acting cold granules for children have antipyretic and analgesic effects.

This medicine can still be chosen when your baby is troubled by a runny nose. A runny nose may be caused by a common cold.

The above are some medicines for children’s colds. You can selectively give them to your children at ordinary times, and these medicines are for children’s colds, so you don’t have to worry about causing great harm to your child’s body. You must be extra careful when caring for your child, otherwise it is likely that your child will often catch a cold and have a fever. I hope your child can get better as soon as possible.