Yes, there are over-the-counter products that can help alleviate congestion in children, especially at night. One helpful technique is using a syringe (without a needle) and saline solution or distilled water to reduce the amount of mucus that drips from the nose to the throat. The amount of water to use varies depending on the child's age. It is recommended to use this technique about 5 times a day for the first two days and then decrease to 2 times a day. Many parents see a significant improvement in symptoms within 48 hours.
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