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Child Having Nasal Discharge, Having Brown Colored Mucus In Nose. Had Rosela, All Symptoms Gone. Having Cold And Stuffy Nose At Night. Reason?
hi! my 10months old daughter is having some nasal discharge past three days when she gets up early morning she has some mucus in her nose which is mixed with kind of orange/brown colored mucus..i am not sure whats causing this she had rosela last week but all the symptoms are gone now ...now she just has little cold cause of which she gets stuffy nose at night.
Fri, 22 Jun 2012
Hi,
It is common to find nasal discharge after a roseola infection for that matter any viral infection. She should get better soon.
Make sure she is protected from cold, smoke, dust. Remove the mucus with nostril sucker. It gives way for easy breathing. Monitor her temperature and feeding. If you are suspicious about anything please reach a ER for prescription of ample anticold and antibiotics.
Mucus has a lot of lysozyme which has killing properties so the immune system is acting well to defend her. Do not worry
It is common to find nasal discharge after a roseola infection for that matter any viral infection. She should get better soon.
Make sure she is protected from cold, smoke, dust. Remove the mucus with nostril sucker. It gives way for easy breathing. Monitor her temperature and feeding. If you are suspicious about anything please reach a ER for prescription of ample anticold and antibiotics.
Mucus has a lot of lysozyme which has killing properties so the immune system is acting well to defend her. Do not worry
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Welcome to Health care magic forum,
Nasal discharge per nose is called rhinitis and may be due to viral or bacterial infection.
It may lead to stuffy nose or blocked nose too.
Viral infection is usually self limiting and subsides after 3 to 4 days.
But If not subsides after 4 days than you should see an ENT specialist for further management.
regards.
Nasal discharge per nose is called rhinitis and may be due to viral or bacterial infection.
It may lead to stuffy nose or blocked nose too.
Viral infection is usually self limiting and subsides after 3 to 4 days.
But If not subsides after 4 days than you should see an ENT specialist for further management.
regards.
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