What to Do If Your Baby Has Yellow, Thick Mucus in the Upper Respiratory Tract?

Your child’s current condition is considered to be the exudate of an upper respiratory infection. Generally, yellow mucus may indicate a bacterial infection in the auditory region. It is recommended to first use a cotton swab to thoroughly clean the nasal secretions, then give the child three days of antibiotics. Since the baby is just born, antibiotics are generally prescribed with smaller side effects such as penicillin or cephalosporin classes.
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