I feel my 2 month baby affected by cold, there is sound in throat and nose like milk stuck in throat..i feel sputum is formed and baby is vomiting sometimes...any solution?
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At 2 months, babies commonly develop mild viral infections like a cold. The throat sound you’re hearing is likely due to mucus in the back of the nose or throat, since babies can’t clear it themselves.
No over-the-counter cold or cough medicines
No honey, herbal remedies, or vapor rubs directly on skin
No antibiotics unless a bacterial infection is confirmed
Next Steps
Saline nasal drops 1 drop in each nostril, can be used every 2 hourly
Continue exclusive breast feeding-feed in upright position
Health Tips
Red flags:
Breathing fast (more than 60/min), chest indrawing
Poor feeding or vomiting feeds
Fever > 100.4°F (38°C)
Lethargy or irritability
Bluish lips or skin
Apnea (pauses in breathing
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Use a saline nasal drops like Nasoclear or Nasivin s saline drops thrice a day
Can use a bulb aspirator to clear the nose after a saline drops insertion, if it’s not helpful. Very good ones are available in the market
Keep the baby well hydrated - through breastfeeding ( good feeds)
Can prop up the head to relieve breathing
Often a humidifier in the room is helpful
Next Steps
Go stepwise as elaborated
Health Tips
Oral cold and cough medicines are not advisable at this age
If baby develops fever, respiratory distress, cough, change in alertness or feeding please contact for a physical checkup immediately
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