What is the problem when an infant with respiratory infection has a slightly stuffy nose?

Patient's question:

A 55-day-old infant with respiratory infection has a slightly stuffy nose. In the morning, they cough frequently, and their breathing feels a bit like there's something stuck inside, making a snorting sound. It's more noticeable in the morning, while at other times there's almost no issue.

Doctor's answer:

The situation you described might be that the baby has caught a cold, showing some symptoms of a cold. At this time, pay attention to giving the baby more water and ensuring the indoor air is fresh and well-ventilated. When necessary, appropriate cold compresses can be applied, and it is better to inhale through a nebulizer. It is recommended to maintain a suitable indoor temperature and humidity to prevent dryness. Give the baby Xiao'er Qingfei Liangxue Shui to alleviate the symptoms and take preventive measures against catching a cold by keeping warm.

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