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My 5 weeks old baby has stuffed nose and sneeze.what should i do?
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RHINITIS: Suction nose with bulb syringed and saline solution for baby to breath good.
Answered 1/28/2020
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All stuffed up: If your baby has a stuffy nose, try using nasal saline drops with each diaper change. Spray once in each nostril approx. Every 3 hours. You can keep your baby in the upright position and elevate the head of the bassinet so the baby isn't laying flat. A humidifier at night may also be helpful. If congestion persists, you should visit your baby's pediatrician.
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