The baby of 4-5 months has symptoms such as stuffy nose, sneezing and runny nose, which may be because his parents have caught a cold. But the baby 6 months ago will not have a high fever, usually around 37. At the beginning of a cold, it will clear your nose like running water, turn into a yellow and thick nose after three or four days, and then slowly get better. You can rub your hands in front of the baby and cover the door (it is best for dad to do it, because men have a lot of firepower) until the baby sweats. Do it a few times more. A while ago, the baby caught a cold, and a doctor friend taught us. Anyway, the baby finally got over the cold. You can try.

Cold is a general term for viral diseases, so there are various types of colds. Antibiotics are generally used to prevent otitis media and pneumonia and have no effect on colds. If one parent catches a cold and the baby will have cold symptoms in two or three days, then it can be concluded that it is contagious to the baby-there is no need to go to the hospital at this time, and the hospital is more hospitable, and even if the hospital diagnoses a cold, there is no drug that is particularly effective for the cold virus.

If the baby can breastfeed, move normally and have no diarrhea, as long as he wears warm clothes, the cold will naturally get better. During runny nose, try to control bathing. Those who start to eat complementary food can be fed as long as they are willing to eat.