Treating Baby's Nasal Congestion

Question

The baby is two months old and has had nasal congestion for a month.
There is a gurgling sound when feeding.
The nasal congestion is less severe during naptime.
No runny nose, but there is a small amount of nasal discharge.
For nearly half a month, there have been occasional instances of choking while feeding, about twice a day.
Occasionally, there is a light cough when lying flat during play.
In other aspects, feeding, napping, and overall mental state are good.
Concerned whether choking is related to pneumonia.

It is recommended to take the child to an otolaryngology department for a follow-up examination as soon as possible.
The doctor will conduct a detailed physical examination and necessary tests to determine the child’s condition.
Based on the results of the examination, the doctor will provide targeted treatment recommendations.
Please follow the doctor’s instructions and actively cooperate with treatment.
You can use a warm towel to gently apply to the baby’s nose. If the condition does not improve, seek medical attention promptly.