Patient's question:
My baby is two months old and often has phlegm in his throat, dry coughing, and hard nasal mucus. What should I do? No fever, no cough. Previous treatment and effectiveness: No treatment has been implemented. What kind of help is needed: Resolve the issues of phlegm in the throat and nasal mucus. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Having phlegm still indicates inflammation in the respiratory tract, which might be caused by a stomach issue. The indoor air should not be too dry, and avoid over-wrapping the child. Oral ambroxol and trospium bromide oral solution can be taken to clear the lungs and expel phlegm. Take it for 3-5 days continuously and carefully observe the child's condition. For nasal discharge, gently use a cotton swab to remove it a few times slowly, being careful not to damage the nasal mucosa.The above advice is for the question "My two-month-old baby often has phlegm in the throat and dry coughs, with nasal discharge." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!