Understanding the possible reasons for a baby’s persistent runny nose and how to properly handle it to avoid complications.

A seven-month-old baby may catch a cold if left uncovered at night, with runny nose being a common symptom. Are there any non-medication treatment methods?

Infants exposed to cold air may have runny noses due to sensitivity, which can be clear if it’s in the morning or with nasal congestion. This is often caused by allergies. However, runny nose can also be a symptom of colds and flu. If the mucus is yellow, it may indicate a viral infection.

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A 3-year-old child has been suffering from a runny nose for a month, accompanied by nasal congestion at night. Initially, it was thick mucus, but recently, after three days of intravenous drip treatment for tonsillitis, the symptoms improved temporarily but then returned with clear mucus. Inquire about how to handle the situation and whether a doctor should be seen.

A five-year-old child often experiences diarrhea and abdominal pain, accompanied by coughing and hiccups. Parents are hesitant to administer medication random and seek medical advice.

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My child has been running a runny nose for two days, what should I do for treatment?

A four-year-old child has a runny nose with yellow mucus and no cough. What treatment options are available and what were the previous treatment scenarios and outcomes? What kind of assistance is needed?