In fact, if a child has some physical diseases, it can be diagnosed through some methods. For example, if a baby has rhinitis, it can be diagnosed through some daily symptoms of the baby. So, how to diagnose rhinitis in children?
There are many ways to determine whether a baby has pediatric rhinitis. If the baby sneezes for a long time and has a runny nose, and at a certain period of time, it is found that the baby likes to rub their nose, causing nasal congestion and even vomiting, it is possible that rhinitis has occurred. Therefore, at this time, it is necessary to take the baby to the hospital for diagnosis and prescribe some medication for treatment.
Moreover, some babies may not experience any symptoms until more than 10 days after catching a cold, so it is very likely to be rhinitis. In addition to runny nose and nasal congestion, some babies may also experience coughing, and even have difficulty sleeping at night. It can also be found that the baby's mind is lazy, and some babies may even experience headaches. Moreover, they may not be able to smell anything when smelling, all of which are caused by rhinitis.
If a baby is prone to runny nose when they first wake up, and it becomes less noticeable when the temperature rises, it is likely to be rhinitis. Rhinitis has a significant impact on babies and can be very harmful. Some babies may not be able to eat normally after suffering from rhinitis, and sleeping can make their body worse, affecting growth and development. Therefore, it is necessary to actively seek treatment.
