Drops from aloe juice, buried in the nose of the patientbaby, facilitate nasal breathing. Photo: Getty Aloe contains vitamins, acids and allantoin - a substance that moisturizes the skin and nasal mucosa. Active components of the plant help to get rid of irritation, restore the normal operation of the respiratory system.
Nasal drops from aloe for children: effect and contraindications
Using Aloe Vera in Nasal Drops for Childrenallows you to get rid of a runny nose, sinusitis and bacterial diseases of the nasopharynx. This home remedy is used only in combination with other remedies prescribed by a doctor. When instilling aloe drops into the nose:
- edema decreases;
- nasal breathing improves;
- increased local immunity;
- eliminates dryness in the nose and stuffiness;
- decreases the production of mucus.
Aloe juice kills germs and bacteria,accumulated in the nasopharynx, which helps to cure bacterial infections of the upper respiratory tract faster. Aloe is considered ineffective in the treatment of viral diseases, since its main effect is bactericidal. Aloe juice should not be dripped into a child's nose without consulting a pediatrician, as the product can provoke an allergic reaction. Contraindications to the use of aloe juice in children:
- high blood pressure;
- sensitivity to plant juice;
- age up to 2 years;
- diseases of blood vessels.
Use Home Remedy for BabiesIt is impossible. The upper respiratory tract of infants is not yet strong enough, as is the immune system, therefore, instillation of aloe juice can cause difficulty in nasal breathing, allergies and shortness of breath.
How to properly use aloe vera drops for children
It is not recommended to use it for treating children.aloe juice mixed with honey, onion and oils. The action of the home remedy without additives is enough to combat pathogens in the nasopharynx. If aloe is mixed with additional components, it can cause an allergic reaction and deterioration of the child's health. To prepare the drops, you will need:
- leaves of three-year-old aloe - 3 pieces;
- boiled water - 1 tbsp. (200 ml);
- sea salt - ½ tsp.
The leaves should be cut off beforehand and kept inpaper bag in the refrigerator for 12-20 hours, crush and squeeze. Dissolve sea salt in 1 glass of boiled water, divide the salted water into 2 parts. Rinse the child's nose with the first half to remove mucus. Combine the remaining saline solution with aloe juice in a 1:1 ratio. Put 2-3 drops of the product into each nasal passage, massage the nose. Repeat the procedure up to 3 times a day. Undiluted aloe juice causes discomfort and tingling in the nose. Instead of salt water, you can use sodium chloride. Treating the nose with drops made from aloe helps fight bacterial diseases. But before using them on a child, be sure to consult a doctor. Read also:
