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Blocked nose 2 months baby
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I live in chennai and the climate is getting hotter so we use AC at a minimum level so that myself and baby gets good sleep.. But we notice nasal block in the baby... Pls guide we used NASOCLEAR as prescribed by our pediatric.. Still need a guidance regarding AC usage(can we continue the drops and habituate him for ac)
Note:he is able to have his feed(brest feeding) But takes lot of breaks due to the block..
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You can use ac and nasoclear drops as required.make sure the air current from ac window does not blow to baby's face directly..also clean the AC filters dust free.this reduces chances of stuffy nose for Baby
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Dr. Pandurang Sawant
Pediatrician
13 yrs exp
Pune
Keep AC temp. From 26 -30
Continue to use nasoclear nasal drops
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Dr. Gunjan Baweja
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15 yrs exp
Chandigarh
A.c. can be used. But maintain the room temperature from 24 to 26 ° C. Nasoclear drops are harmless and can be used as many times he needs during the day.
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