Phlegm in the throat of a 3-month-old baby is considered to be related to laryngeal cartilage softening and respiratory tract infection. It is recommended to pay attention to daily care, go to the hospital for examination, and give medication if necessary.
1. Laryngeal cartilage softening: At present, the lack of calcium in the body during pregnancy may lead to the development of the baby’s laryngeal cartilage is affected, and the phenomenon of phlegm in the throat may occur in babies within one week of age. If the symptoms are mild, it is recommended to observe closely and may recover gradually with age. If the symptoms are severe, early intervention is needed.
2. Respiratory infections: Babies with poor immunity may have phlegm in the throat if they have upper respiratory tract infections. If you consider the possibility of bacterial infection, you can give cefixime, cefadroxil and other antibacterial drugs under the guidance of the doctor. If you consider viral infections, you can give suction, rehydration and other symptomatic supportive treatment.
There are many reasons why babies have phlegm. After feeding, you can hold the baby upright and pat the baby’s back to help expel the phlegm. Ensure adequate milk supply, the specific use of medication, but also to the doctor’s guidance shall prevail.