When to Take Your Baby to the Hospital for Congestion: Key Signs

Learn when it's critical to take your baby to the hospital for congestion and related symptoms.

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Take your baby to the hospital for congestion if they have trouble breathing, show signs of dehydration, have a persistent high fever, or their lips or face turn blue. Seek medical help immediately if you notice these symptoms.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the common symptoms of baby congestion? Common symptoms include noisy breathing, coughing, difficulty feeding, and irritability.
  2. What to do if my baby has a high fever with congestion? If your baby has a high fever along with congestion, consult a healthcare professional right away.
  3. Can congestion in babies be treated at home? Mild cases of congestion can sometimes be managed at home with saline drops and a humidifier, but monitor for severe symptoms.

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