How to Make Your Child Feel Better During a Cold?

Did you know that kids could catch colds over eight times a year? Unluckily, the common cold is the main reason why kids miss their schools. At many times, parents feel helpless watching their children be discomforted. What can you do as a parent to make your child feel better? Read more to learn about how you can effectively apply Prospan’s® tips.

A common cold typically develops in stages, with certain symptoms. It generally appears about one to three days after exposure to a cold-causing virus.

How to Make Your Child Feel Better During a Cold?

Resting

Your child should get plenty of rest both during the day and night for faster recovery.

Intake of Fluids

It is important to consume lots of liquids throughout the day, especially water, chicken soup, and orange juice.

Use of a Humidifier

A humidifier or vaporizer will moisten the air to relieve the child of congestion.

Warm Baths

A warm bath will aid in relaxation as well as in clearing the phlegm from the nasal passages; allowing the child to have a good night’s rest.

Refer to a Doctor to Get the Proper Medications

Consult with a physician before giving your child any medication. Prospan® is available in different forms and helps relieve your child from the annoying chesty cough. Nisita® is also available in two forms, spray and ointment, to relieve your child from a dry and itchy nose.