What to do if your baby has a runny nose

Babies are a relatively special group. Because of their special physical conditions and the fact that they have not yet fully adapted to the external environment, in winter weather, it is easier for adults to pass on the flu to their babies. Babies will have various complications after getting sick, and runny nose is one of them. Let us now learn what to do if your baby has a runny nose.

Children usually have a runny nose after having a clear nose. This is usually because the child did not get rid of the cold in time after catching a cold and having a runny nose, or he or she ate some irritating fish, shrimp, roasted nuts, puffed food, etc., which led to both cold and heat in the body, resulting in a runny nose. When the child has a runny nose, in addition to not eating cold foods, he or she should also avoid eating warm foods and fish and shrimp that may cause heatiness. He or she should only eat neutral foods such as pork, chicken, and neutral vegetables. At the same time, parents must give their children more warm water. At night, before your child goes to bed, after soaking his feet and sweating slightly, rub the soles of his feet 50 times each, then rub his upper back and the thenars of both hands, rub these parts to warm them up, and soon your child will no longer have a runny nose.

If your baby has a runny nose, let him rest more and drink more water. If necessary, you can give him special cold granules, which can significantly improve the symptoms. In addition, you need to pay attention to keeping the baby warm and observe whether the baby has other symptoms, such as cough, fever, nasal congestion, etc. If the condition is serious, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a routine blood test. A baby's runny nose is usually an early symptom of a cold. Parents must provide timely care and treatment to keep the baby away from colds. 1. Get more rest. The most important thing in home care for a baby with a cold is to let the child get enough rest. The younger the baby is, the more rest he needs, and he can resume free activities only after the symptoms disappear. 2. Take medicine on time. For most colds, which are caused by viruses, antibiotics are ineffective. Especially early viral infection. Not only are antibiotics ineffective, but their abuse can cause an imbalance in the body's flora, facilitate the reproduction of pathogens, and worsen the condition.

The above is the solution to the baby’s runny nose. For the baby’s physical health, you should pay attention to keeping the baby warm in winter, which is more likely to cause runny nose in babies. We also need to help them develop better eating habits. Let your baby drink more water and avoid dehydration. This can promote your baby's absorption and improve your baby's immunity.