What's wrong if a one-week-old baby cries with a little runny nose?

Patient's question:

A one-week-old baby has a little runny nose when crying—is it a fever?
When the baby cried today, I noticed a bit of runny nose, is it a fever? It's like a little trickle of water. Also, I noticed his throat is a bit hoarse when crying. What should I do?
Past treatment history and effectiveness:
The baby has been experiencing jaundice for the past few days, and it's not very noticeable on his face anymore. His eyes and mouth are still clear.
Desired assistance:
I want to know if it's a fever. What should I do about the hoarse throat? What temperature should the room be in this weather to prevent the baby from getting a fever?

Doctor's answer:

Through your description, the baby may be showing symptoms of high fever and fever. You can give the baby more water and use anti-inflammatory drugs appropriately. You can give the baby some azithromycin and pay attention to giving the baby a light diet to enhance cold resistance. If the temperature is too high, use fever-reducing medicine in time. The above is advice on the question "A one-week-old baby cries with a little discharge when crying." I hope it helps you. Wish you health!

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