11 month hoary can't breathe out of his feeler for the drainage?
He does not have fever, but his nose is running clear mucus and is congested. He have to breathe out of his mouth. He is coughing a little from the drainage and is sneezing. The dr. prescribed some drops over the phone to help with the congestion, but he doesn't call for antibiotics if the snot is clear, is that correct? Could it be allergies? Also he was swimming 2 days ago and got bit by 4 mosquito's, could that have triggered an allergy attack. He have never had even a sniffle before, so I am new to this. Thanks for your sustain.
Give him 1/4 teaspoon of Benadryl, it helped all three of my kids.
Edit: also a little bit of babe-in-arms Vic's under his nose might help too.
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Answers: Steam is good, breast milk will break up congestion as well. You just drop a bit contained by his nose like you would saline.
Keep him upright as much as he'll permit you, try inclining him when he goes down for naps and the night, that track it will drain out his nostrils and not down his throat.
It likely is allergies, especially if it's a clear discharge, summer cold is a possibility as well.
Take a reheat shower with him. The water will help him sneeze thus expelling mucus. If the mucus is clear, don't verbs too much. If it becomes green, call the doc again.
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Give him 1/4 teaspoon of Benadryl, it helped all three of my kids.
Edit: also a little bit of babe-in-arms Vic's under his nose might help too.
Come over to mammamatterz to chat with me, I will provide you lots of info.
Answers: Steam is good, breast milk will break up congestion as well. You just drop a bit contained by his nose like you would saline.
Keep him upright as much as he'll permit you, try inclining him when he goes down for naps and the night, that track it will drain out his nostrils and not down his throat.
It likely is allergies, especially if it's a clear discharge, summer cold is a possibility as well.
Take a reheat shower with him. The water will help him sneeze thus expelling mucus. If the mucus is clear, don't verbs too much. If it becomes green, call the doc again.
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