Question
The baby is about to turn four months old and has some nasal congestion and phlegm, which have been persistent for a month, and the baby has not yet received any vaccines. Can the baby be vaccinated in this situation? The baby has slight nasal congestion and phlegm upon waking up in the morning, but there is no coughing or runny nose. Previous treatment and its effects: No treatment. Assistance sought: To inquire if the baby can be vaccinated and how to relieve the phlegm and nasal congestion.
Answer
The baby’s condition indicates cold symptoms, and it is not recommended to receive the vaccine at this time; it is advised to wait until the baby recovers before vaccination. For the issue of phlegm and nasal congestion, it is suggested to give the baby ambroxol syrup to promote expectoration. If the situation does not improve after taking the medicine, it is recommended to bring the baby back for a consultation. This is the suggestion for the question “Can a four-month-old baby with nasal congestion and phlegm, which has been ongoing for a month, receive a vaccine?” I hope it can be helpful to you, and wish you health.