What to do if your baby has dry nasal feces in his nose and is not breathing

Cui Qiliang said that in general, children have more nasal secretions, and at the same time, their nasal passages are very narrow. If the nasal mucus in the nose is not treated in time, and then inhale the dust and solid particles in the air, it is easy to dry out and form nasal feces, which will become bigger and bigger over time, and will block the baby's nasal cavity. In order to prevent this, the first thing is to clean up your baby's snot in time.

Most baby stores now have nasal aspirators**, which are useful when your baby's snot is not dry.

In addition, if there is a sudden increase in nasal discharge in children, it is likely to be caused by a cold or inflammation of the nasal mucosa. At this time, the child should be taken to the hospital in time for anti-inflammatory and other ** to eliminate the "culprit" that causes the increase in nasal discharge.

From the perspective of the structure of the human nasal cavity, the closer to the inside, the larger it will be, which may also cause a problem: the baby swallows the nasal boogers into the stomach. Although in most cases, this has no effect on the baby's body, most mothers will feel sorry for their child.

In addition, because nasal mucus contains a large number of bacteria, it can occasionally cause bacterial infections, and because the nasal mucosa of children is very thin, some nasal mucous membranes form blood clots, which become very hard over time, and may damage the nasal cavity when swallowing. Therefore, the best way to deal with it is to get your baby's snot out before it dries.

Children have little nasal hair, and if there is a lot of dust in the environment, it is easy for dirt to accumulate in the nostrils, and the accumulation of too much may affect the smooth breathing. It is recommended that you need to go to the ENT department, and the doctor should take it out with special instruments, and do not take it out for the child yourself, otherwise it will easily lead to injury.

Don't think about picking it out, the same as the ears, small cotton swabs can't, easy to rhinitis, too fragile, give a drop of water when washing your face, slowly come out, gently block one, it's okay if you don't come out, the baby will rub if you are panting uncomfortable, you just give more water to moisten!

Get a shallot, let him smell it, sneeze, maybe get it out. My baby also has nasal boogers, sometimes I use shallots, sometimes I use adults to pick up the ears, and it comes out with a light touch, the baby is not so fragile!

There is a special nasal aspirator, apply a hot towel to the nose, and when the nasal feces soften, use a thin cotton swab to gently turn the nostrils to come out......Clean up the baby's nasal mucus during the day, and at night it will be worth the loss because you can't see the nasal mucosa.