Is the smell of Chinese medicine harmful to the baby?The smell produced by most commonly used Chinese medicines is harmless to the baby. If the baby smells it without obvious crying, coughing, sneezing, vomiting, diarrhea, etc., there is no need to worry. However, the smell of very few Chinese medicines would be harmful to the baby. If the child coughed or rubbed his nose often, he needed to open the window for ventilation or avoid letting the baby smell it. If the baby had obvious mental abnormalities, crying, vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms, he should seek medical advice immediately. In addition, for toxic Chinese medicines, such as toad venom, oldenlandia, etc., the taste produced during the decoction process would affect the baby, causing the baby to cry and be emotionally unstable.
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How old is the baby to smell the fragranceIt is not recommended to use any aromas for infants aged 0 - 1 years old. However, infants over 3 months old can use 1 drop of lavender essential oil for aromas, but for safety reasons, parents are not recommended to do so. Children aged 1 - 6 years old can use some milder essential oil.(For example, lavender, sweet orange, Roman chamomile, tea tree, orange, etc.) for aromas. The amount of aromas should be about 2 drops each time. Children over the age of 6 can use the essential oil used by most adults, but the amount should be controlled at about 3 - 4 drops.
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