Patient's question:
How to deal with nasal congestion in children?Current general condition: cold, runny nose, nasal congestion
Medical history: The child often has mild colds, and every time they catch a cold, they have a runny nose and nasal congestion
Previous diagnosis, treatment history, and effectiveness: Not very good.
Doctor's answer:
If the symptoms are severe, use a warm towel (not too hot) to apply heat to the bridge of the nose. Gently rubbing the forehead can also provide some relief. If there is no fever, you can leave it alone.For nasal congestion, here’s a quick remedy: For a common cold, symptoms usually improve within a week. If they don’t, you may consider getting checked.
Common symptoms of a cold include coughing, runny nose, headache, and fever, often caused by external wind-cold. If you generally have a strong immune system, you can take oral cold medicine. Under a doctor’s guidance, you may take Cephalexin capsules and Qing Granules. Additionally, drink plenty of water, ensure good ventilation in the room, get enough sleep, boost your immunity, and shorten the duration of the illness.