Patient's question:
My son is a premature baby, born at 32 weeks. He is three and a half months old now and has caught a cold. He has a stuffy nose. Everything checked, like listening to his lungs, shows no inflammation or problems—his lungs are fine, but his nose is stuffy. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if you don't have symptoms like fever, runny nose, or cough, I don't think your nose is definitely catching a cold. It might be nasal congestion blocking the nostrils. I suggest you can drip some diluted milk into the king's nostrils, etc. Can your child sneeze? If you can't be free, you can use a cotton swab to rotate in the nostrils. Sometimes your nose will come out, you can also let your child breathe steam and moisten the nostrils.