The baby has a cold, which is due to a respiratory or gastrointestinal viral infection. Nebulization is certainly effective and is a good treatment method. Usually, one should choose antiviral nebulizer medications for treatment.

Additionally, you can select specific nebulizer medications based on the symptoms of the cold. For example, if the main symptoms are coughing and nasal congestion, medications that help with coughing and expectoration might be chosen for nebulization therapy. If the baby’s cold is accompanied by wheezing or other signs of heightened airway reactivity, steroid nebulizers and medications that help with breathing can be used, and these are quite effective. However, nebulization is just one method of treating a cold; comprehensive treatment targeting the pathogen and other aspects should also be considered.

(The use of medications should be guided by a professional doctor.)