If children's rhinitis is not treated, there will be these consequences

Rhinitis refers to a nasal disease manifested by the pathology of the nasal mucosa. Rhinitis is divided into many types. Suffering from rhinitis can also lead to some nasal diseases, which are very harmful to the nasal mucosa. If rhinitis is not treated for a long time, it will easily cause some serious consequences, and the symptoms of rhinitis will become more and more serious, and it will also lead to memory loss, long-term poor sleep, etc.

Consequences of untreated rhinitis

1. Decreased intelligence. Long-term nasal congestion will not only make children feel uncomfortable, but also make it difficult for them to concentrate. More importantly, it will indirectly cause brain deprivation of oxygen, making children weak and sleepy, and causing problems such as decreased memory and thinking ability.

2. Affects vision. If a child's rhinitis develops into sinusitis, nasal fluid may accumulate in the frontal and maxillary sinuses around the eye sockets, which can easily cause pressure on the eyes and cause orbital infection, thereby damaging the child's optic nerve and causing vision loss.

3. Affect growth and development. Before puberty, it is the best time for children to grow, and most growth hormone is secreted during deep sleep at night. Rhinitis makes it difficult for children to enter a deep sleep state, which will naturally affect their growth and development.

4. Introverted personality. Children who suffer from rhinitis for a long time tend to become alienated from other children. This feeling of being different often makes them lack self-confidence, unwilling to actively communicate with others, and their personalities gradually become introverted.

Traditional treatments:

1. Oral medication: When it comes to rhinitis, the first thing that comes to mind is taking medicine, but long-term medication will affect the liver and kidneys, has serious side effects, and can generally only provide relief.

2. External spray: Many patients also choose to use methods such as spraying medicine, inhaling powder, and applying nasal patches. However, most of these Western medicines contain hormones or antibiotics, which will cause dependence or drug resistance after using them for a period of time, and they only treat the symptoms but not the root cause.

3. Surgical treatment: For common rhinitis, most hospitals will recommend surgical treatment. The nasal mucosa is very fragile and surgery is extremely risky. It is especially prone to recurrence. Once rhinitis recurs, it will be more serious and more difficult to cure in the later stages.

Many parents think that "rhinitis is a minor problem and will not harm the body, so there is no need to make a fuss about it!" In response to these situations, we remind parents: If a child suffers from rhinitis, both the child and the parents should not take it lightly, because rhinitis will have an adverse effect on the child's memory, thinking ability, and intellectual development. When children suffer from rhinitis, they not only have to endure the troubles of sneezing and runny nose, but also because normal breathing is obstructed, they will breathe through their mouths when they sleep at night, so that they cannot enter a deep sleep state and easily feel tired after waking up, which will cause a series of hazards.