During the growth process of a baby, parents have to put in countless times the effort to ensure that the child grows up healthy. When a baby feels a little uncomfortable or has minor symptoms, they will be magnified in the eyes of parents. For example, if parents suddenly notice that their baby's nasal discharge is different from before and becomes drier than before, they may not know the reason and whether it has any impact on their baby's health. Now, let's take a look at what happens when a baby's nose is too dry.
What's wrong with a baby's dry nasal discharge
1. Due to water shortage, there are some signs of dryness and overheating, especially in autumn when it is particularly prone to dryness.
2. Dry nose in babies is often related to insufficient water in the body and the environment. If accompanied by nasal congestion and runny nose, it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination to rule out rhinitis.
How to prevent dry nose in babies
1. If a baby's nose is dry, first give them more water.
2. You can prepare a humidifier at home and spray it before going to bed at night to increase the humidity of the indoor air.
3. Usually, you can use a small cotton swab dipped in warm water to help the baby roll out nasal mucus, and you can also buy a physiological saline spray from a children's hospital to spray it regularly to keep the nasal cavity dry.
4. Rub or massage the nose points daily: Rub the nose bridge up and down several times with your thumb, and rotate and massage the Yingxiang point several times with your index finger to enhance blood circulation in the nose.
The dryness of nasal mucus in babies is largely due to internal heat. Therefore, when taking care of babies, parents should pay attention to replenishing their fluids and observing other manifestations of the baby. If there is any discomfort or abnormality, seek medical attention in a timely manner to avoid more diseases. Taking care of a baby requires attention to detail and patience. The path of a child's growth is difficult, so parents, come on!
