A 9-month-old baby has had a runny nose for several days and has a fever of 39 degrees. How should parents handle this situation?

A baby’s runny nose and sneezing might be symptoms of allergic rhinitis, and it is recommended to treat with loratadine tablets. In severe cases, desensitization therapy can be considered. Additionally, it may be necessary to check if the child is zinc deficient, and a trace element test is suggested.

The baby’s runny nose has not healed for several days, has tried various medications, and the symptoms have been recurrent. What should be done?

A two-month-old baby with a runny nose, possibly caused by catching a cold, can be treated with medications such as Ganlike and Magan granules, along with blood tests. If the blood test shows signs of inflammation, antibiotic treatment may be necessary. Additionally, ensure the baby drinks plenty of water, monitor for fever, and can use ibuprofen suspension to reduce fever. It is recommended to consult with a doctor for professional examination and treatment, and to pay attention to the baby’s daily hygiene and balanced diet.

After the baby is born for more than ten days, how to deal with and prevent severe vomiting?

There may be side effects from a baby eating Aitong, but generally, there won’t be any issues if taken as directed.

Baby experiences difficulty breathing and wakes up crying during naptime, possible causes and treatment suggestions.

After recovering from pneumonia and being discharged from the hospital, the baby occasionally snores and has a stuffy nose during naps. How should this be handled?

Snoring during sleep in infants can be a normal occurrence, but it may also be a symptom of a cold or other respiratory system issues.

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