Patient's question:
Why do babies always sneeze? Do they need to be treated in the hospital? How long will it take to get better? Please help me!Doctor's answer:
Hello, the baby might have a cold. It's recommended that the baby pay attention to keeping warm, as the indoor temperature isn't very high. Infants are prone to sneezing, and sometimes they sneeze in a series of two or three. Some parents, seeing this, might think the child has a cold and quickly add clothes and blankets for the baby. In fact, sneezing in infants isn't necessarily caused by a cold. The nasal mucosa of infants and young children is relatively weak, so they are more easily stimulated by temperature, humidity, and dust, leading to a nervous response.