Yellow Discharge from the Nose?

Often, during the normal course of a viral infection, the clear nasal discharge changes color 2–3 days after it begins. A yellowish color indicates that particles of the mucous membrane, dust, and microorganisms have mixed into the discharge. In most cases, this is part of the normal progression of the illness and does not necessarily indicate a bacterial infection. However, it is important to monitor your child’s recovery and consult a doctor if needed.
If your baby has a runny nose, it is recommended to gently remove the accumulated mucus regularly. The NoseFrida baby nasal aspirator helps perform this procedure carefully and safely. Its rounded tip makes the process simple and completely safe for the baby, while the disposable filter prevents the transmission of pathogenic viruses from the child to the parent.