I'm going crazy, I've had to call the doctor twice this month. My baby is 5 months old. I turn down…

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I'm going crazy, I've had to call the doctor twice this month. My baby is 5 months old. I turn down the radiators and use a humidifier, but it still feels stuffy: my baby wakes up with a stuffy nose and cough. I'm afraid to turn them down too much, in case they get cold and catch a chill. I don't overdress my baby, I rinse their nose as I should, but this congestion and cough really worry me. The doctor checked their throat and said everything is fine. I don't sleep at night at all, I get up several times to turn down the radiator. How do you maintain the room temperature with a baby?
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Yuliya
We have a hygrometer to monitor the temperature and humidity. I ventilate the room. I don't rinse my baby's nose, just remove the snot. They sleep on a high pillow if their nose is stuffy.
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Antonova Lyudmila
23 degrees at home.
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Olesya Mindiyarova
Yuliya I also air out the room 2-3 times a day
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Katerina
Maybe it's some kind of fungus in the apartment. I would move out for a month and see how the baby feels.
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FoXy
We're at 24 weeks. Before bed, I open the window to air out the room and periodically turn on the humidifier at night. But everything's fine.
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Svetlana
What's your temperature?
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Dergunova Lesya
I can't sleep myself if the temperature is above 23°C; my nose gets stuffy and I can't breathe. My babies always slept at 19-20°C, I just dressed them warmer. And right now, the temperature in the house is 20°C.
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Ivanova anna
In a steamy room, like a sauna. Turn down the heating more if possible and dress the baby warmer, they won't get cold.
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Ekaterina Salina
The radiators in two of my four rooms are always turned down to 0. In the other two, they are half-covered. I only turn the radiators on fully during frosts, and even then, not at full blast.
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