My son is 1 month old. but having congestion in throat. he is feeling like something is there in his throat. might be reflux. I am giving colic drop. what to do?

A. For your one-month-old son experiencing throat congestion and possible discomfort, it's important to address it carefully. The congestion could be due to various reasons, including reflux (GERD), nasal congestion, or a mild throat infection. Since he's so young, here's what you can do: Monitor Symptoms: If he has throat congestion or seems uncomfortable, it could be related to reflux or a buildup of mucus. If he’s frequently spitting up or seems to have discomfort while feeding, reflux could be a possibility. Keep His Head Elevated: When feeding, try to keep his head slightly elevated to reduce the chance of reflux. Avoid lying him flat immediately after a feed. Saline Drops: For nasal congestion, saline nasal drops can help clear the mucus. You can gently suction out the mucus using a bulb syringe if needed, but do this very carefully. Colic Drops: Colic drops can help with gas, but they won’t address throat congestion or reflux. Ensure you’re using the right dosage as advised by your pediatrician. Burp Frequently: While feeding, make sure to burp him well to release any trapped air, which can reduce discomfort. Check for Reflux: If you suspect reflux (frequent spit-ups, irritability after feeding), it's important to consult your pediatrician. They might recommend medications or changes in feeding routine. Humidity: Use a humidifier in his room to help keep the air moist, which can relieve throat congestion and help with mucus. Monitor for Other Symptoms: If he’s running a fever, seems very fussy, or has difficulty breathing, it’s best to consult your pediatrician as soon as possible to rule out any infections. Since your baby is only a month old, I recommend consulting your pediatrician to get a precise diagnosis and ensure the right treatment. They may suggest medication or other remedies depending on whether it’s reflux or something else.