Children’s immune systems are not yet mature. In winter, parents often overprotect them, wrapping them up too much to prevent cold winds from causing colds. However, dressing too warmly may also make children catch a cold, leading to symptoms such as fever, runny nose, cough, nausea, and headache. When faced with a child’s runny nose, appropriate food and medication can effectively alleviate the symptoms. For example, children’s pseudoephedrine droplets are specially designed for infants and young children without fever symptoms to relieve nasal congestion, runny nose, and cough caused by colds. The dedicated dropper ensures precise dosing. In addition, pediatric cold syrup, a traditional Chinese medicine formula, is widely used to treat common colds, upper respiratory tract infections, and tonsillitis in children. Furthermore, children’s amantadine granules, a compound western medicine, can reduce fever and pain, relieve nasal congestion, runny nose, and combat cold viruses, achieving both symptomatic relief and cure. < / p>
When dealing with a child’s runny nose, you can try the following methods: first, gently apply a warm, moist towel to the child’s nose. Warm compress helps keep the nasal passages clear and allows mucus to flow out easily. If there are blockages in the nasal passages, use a cotton swab dipped in water for cleaning. Secondly, use a facial steamer to help the child inhale hot, moist air, naturally promoting mucus discharge. Maintain an appropriate distance and control the time during operation. Additionally, raising the indoor temperature can also relieve runny nose caused by temperature fluctuations. Lastly, a nasal aspirator can effectively clear nasal secretions. Alternate between nostrils and ensure gentle movements. Thoroughly clean the aspirator before and after use.
In general, paying attention to children’s daily warmth, indoor air quality, encouraging outdoor activities, and ensuring a light diet can all help prevent children from getting runny noses to a certain extent. Timely ventilation by opening windows and avoiding stuffy indoor air are important measures to maintain children’s health.
