If you experience symptoms such as nasal congestion, runny nose, headache, etc., it suggests that you may have rhinitis and need to take it seriously. For adults, suffering from rhinitis is also very uncomfortable, let alone children. So when we discover typical symptoms of rhinitis in our baby, what we need to do is to use the correct treatment methods to help the baby recover quickly.
How to treat rhinitis in a 3-year-old baby
The treatment of pediatric rhinitis should be sought at a regular hospital's otolaryngology department as soon as possible. During the examination of pediatric rhinitis, due to the characteristics of children's growth and development, sinus imaging has little diagnostic value for children under 5 years old. Children under 6 years old should not undergo puncture flushing. When pediatric rhinitis occurs, it is important to avoid using adult rhinitis drugs for treatment. The concentration of nasal medication for pediatric rhinitis should be reduced,.
What are the symptoms of rhinitis
1. Nasal congestion decreases during the day, hot weather, labor, or exercise, and worsens at night, while sitting still or in cold weather. Another characteristic is alternation. When lying on one side, the nasal cavity on the lower side is blocked, while the upper nasal cavity is well ventilated.
2. Decreased sense of smell. There are two main reasons, one is swelling of the nasal mucosa, nasal congestion, and inability of airflow to enter the olfactory area; Secondly, the olfactory mucosa in the olfactory area may experience long-term stimulation from chronic inflammation, leading to a decrease or disappearance of olfactory function.
3. Most people experience headaches, loss of appetite, fatigue, memory impairment, and insomnia.
Once a baby suffers from rhinitis, it can be a mild or severe condition, but for the sake of their health, we should still seek medical attention at a regular hospital as soon as possible. After a series of professional examinations, we can know how to treat and how to avoid the baby from getting sick, so that we can make targeted adjustments.
