The nurse may take into account nasal congestion while examining evidence suggesting an infant has rhinorrhea and nasal congestion since newborns breathe through their noses.
Allergies and viral infections are the most frequent causes of nasal blockage & runny noses in newborns and young children. Nasal obstruction episodes are usually associated with viral upper respiratory tract infections (URTI) in newborns and young children.
One of the safest & most efficient ways to treat congestion in infants is using a saltwater (salt solution) spray and nasal drops. Over-the-counter sales are available for these items. To assist break up the mucus, the nurse should administer 2 drops, in each nostril, if she chooses to use drops.
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