Use the saltwater drops as often as needed to clean your child's nose. It is best to use them before meals and bedtime. If your child is still uncomfortable, ask your druggist to help you select an aspirin substitute such as Tylenol, Tempra or Liquiprin, for the relief of headache, sore throat or fever that often happens the first several days. Use the product as directed. Do not use aspirin.
Pain medicines help the child to feel more comfortable.
They do not cure the cold. Do not be concerned if your child does not eat, but make sure your youngster drinks plenty of liquids. A cool mist vaporizer may help the stuffy nose. Use water only. Do not put medicine in the vaporizer.