How can parents handle nasal congestion in newborns?

My baby has had a cold for nearly a month now, with symptoms of coughing, nasal congestion, and runny nose. The symptoms have improved after taking medication, but they have recurred shortly after stopping the medication. What should I do if my baby’s nasal congestion due to a cold has persisted for half a month?

How should parents handle a baby with nasal congestion?

Offer five home remedies to treat nasal congestion.

Your child experiences nasal congestion at night and upon waking up, accompanied by cough and throat discomfort. Medication has been used but with little effect. Inquire about treatment and care.

Five-month-old babies with nasal congestion may be due to deep mucus or exposure to cold, which can be relieved by cold compresses, gentle tapping of the nasal cavity, and attention to indoor ventilation and warmth.

Is it normal for newborns to have a bit of nasal congestion after birth? How should we deal with it?

Discuss the possible causes and corresponding treatment suggestions for cough with nasal congestion after the relief of pediatric pneumonia.

My child is now about two weeks old, and I don’t know why they’ve started having nasal congestion, which affects their feeding. Sometimes they eat a few mouthfuls and then refuse to continue. So, I’d like to ask the doctor if a newborn’s nasal congestion can heal on its own? Newborn nasal congestion may be caused by catching a cold and usually heals on its own. However, you can try using a warm towel to apply to the baby’s nose to relieve the congestion. Alternatively, you can place your index and middle fingers on either side of the baby’s nose and gently massage to alleviate the congestion. Always ensure the baby is well-warmed and prevent colds. It’s advisable to consult a large hospital for a check-up if the condition persists or worsens.