Since the Vicks inhaler isn't helping, you might find relief using a saline nasal spray to gently clear your nasal passages, or a short-term decongestant nasal spray before bed. For the dry cough, an over-the-counter cough suppressant like dextromethorphan can help quiet your cough so you can rest. Using a humidifier in your room can also soothe your airways.

For her fever and sore throat, acetaminophen is generally considered the safest option during pregnancy. Warm salt water gargles and honey can also gently soothe her throat. For her cold, using saline nasal sprays or a cool-mist humidifier may offer comfort, as Vicks VapoRub isn't providing relief. Please ensure she avoids medications like ibuprofen. Since she has a fever, it is very important to contact her obstetrician or healthcare provider before she starts any new medication to ensure both she and the baby stay safe and healthy.

I advise against using Vicks BabyRub on your six-week-old baby, as it is only safety-tested and recommended for infants three months and older. A newborn's skin and airways are still very delicate and sensitive. Instead, to help soothe your baby's congestion safely, you can use a cool-mist humidifier in their sleeping area or apply gentle saline nasal drops. If you notice any difficulty breathing, a fever, or trouble feeding, please reach out to your pediatrician.

For a one-year-old, the safest way to clear a runny nose is using saline nasal drops and gently suctioning with a bulb syringe. A cool-mist humidifier in his room is much safer than hot steam, which carries a burn risk. Please do not use Vicks VapoRub on him, as it is unsafe for children under two. For his headache or discomfort, you can consult his pediatrician for the correct dose of infant acetaminophen or ibuprofen. Keep him hydrated and cozy, and always reach out to his doctor if his symptoms worsen.

Because your pain started after a cold and is concentrated around your eyebrow, it is very likely related to a sinus infection in your frontal sinuses. The temporary relief you get from Vicks also suggests a nasal or sinus congestion issue rather than eye strain. I recommend seeing a primary care doctor or an ear, nose, and throat specialist first to evaluate and treat your sinuses. If your sinuses are clear, then checking in with your eye doctor about your prescription would be the best next step.

It is best to avoid using talcum or cooling powders on your penis, as they can cause dryness, irritation, and increase infection risk. For hygiene, gentle washing with warm water is safest. Regarding Vicks VapoRub, it does not increase penis length or thickness. Applying it can cause severe pain, irritation, and chemical burns on sensitive genital skin. Please avoid using it there. If you have any ongoing concerns about infections or physical changes, speaking with a doctor in person is the safest way to get support.