During the autumn and winter seasons, parents should pay special attention to keeping their babies warm, as babies have low immunity and are fragile, making them prone to allergic rhinitis. So what are the symptoms and manifestations of allergic rhinitis in babies?
The symptoms of allergic rhinitis include nasal itching, runny nose, and alternating nasal congestion; Lack of nasal ventilation, stuffy ears, dizziness, and headache; sneeze; Redness, itching, and tears in the eyes; There is a layer of dark circles around the eyes; I don't have much sense of smell; The baby develops transverse and allergic wrinkles on the tip and underside of the nose due to frequent rubbing.
Compared to adults, children's various defensive abilities have not yet fully developed, making them more susceptible to various diseases, ranging from cerebral palsy to colds, which constantly threaten their physical and mental health. In China, the incidence of allergic rhinitis in children is about 10% and continues to increase. That is to say, the number of babies suffering from allergic rhinitis is constantly increasing. Allergic rhinitis may seem like a minor illness, but it repeatedly recurs and is unbearable to disturb; Long term nasal congestion, open mouth breathing, and even affect a child's appearance.
The baby's room should have a certain humidity, temperature, and air circulation. Avoid exposing babies to things that may cause allergies. Children with allergic rhinitis often feel irritable and have severe nasal congestion, so they keep their mouths open and dry, so they need to drink more water. Supplementing babies with more vitamins and comprehensive trace element support can provide them with a sound defense and immunity. For babies with allergic rhinitis, parents should pay attention to their diet and try to avoid giving them foods that contain a large amount of heterologous protein and may cause allergies. Parents should take their babies out for exercise more often to maintain their physical health.
