Patient's question:
My baby has only been born for twenty days, but when I fed him in the morning, I noticed that his nose seemed to be blocked. It felt like his breathing was not smooth. I'm worried that this isn't good for his health. I don't know what to do.What kind of help is needed: What should I do if my twenty-day-old baby has a stuffy nose?
Doctor's answer:
You can use a cotton swab to dip some water, then drip a little into the baby's nose. Be careful not to rush it, and later he will burp it out on his own. If the baby's nasal discharge is relatively outside, you can use small tweezers to remove it. Since the infant is only 20 days old and quite small, you must be very careful when handling it to avoid harming the baby's delicate skin. Also, observe the baby's health more carefully.The above is advice on the question "How to deal with a 20-day-old infant's nasal congestion." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!