Patient's question:
Cannot see snot, nor is there any discharge, and no other symptoms. It's just that when the door is opened or when feeding gets a bit cold, he starts to have a stuffy nose. He also doesn't sleep well. Sometimes holding him is better, but as soon as he's put back to bed, the stuffiness starts again. How should I handle a newborn's stuffy nose?Doctor's answer:
How do you view your child's condition? The common phenomenon in newborns is related to the stimulation of cold air. It is recommended to wear a hat and avoid exposing the fontanelle. It is best not to be exposed to cold air stimulation. If the problem is not serious, you may also get an upper respiratory infection. Don't be too nervous. You should relax your mind. It is recommended to seek treatment in a formal hospital, as it is indeed unsafe. After you know the cause of the disease, you should take the correct medication to reduce the damage to your body from various drug side effects.