Why does my child’s nose itch?

An itchy nose is a symptom. Many children don’t know why their noses itch. Generally speaking, there are many reasons why children have an itchy nose. A child's itchy nose is likely caused by allergic rhinitis, but it cannot be ruled out that it is caused by a cold or some external factors.

1. It is common for children to have itchy noses in life. In fact, there are many reasons for itchy noses, the most common of which is rhinitis. Rhinitis in children refers to inflammation of the nasal mucosa and submucosal tissue. According to the rapidity of onset and the duration of the disease, it can be divided into acute rhinitis and chronic rhinitis. In addition, there is a very common allergic rhinitis that is related to external conditions. The imperfect morphological development and physiological functions of various organs in the body during childhood result in children's poor resistance and adaptability to the outside world, making children more susceptible to rhinitis.

2. The main symptom of a cold is prolonged nasal congestion; when you suffer from allergic rhinitis, your nasal cavity will be very itchy, and you can't help but rub your nose with your hands. Patients with severe nasal itching may also experience itching in the eyes, ears, throat and other parts of the body, and decreased sense of smell.

3. First check if there is any foreign object in the baby's nose, help clean it up and then check if the baby is still itchy. If it is still itchy, it is recommended to take the baby for a check-up. An itchy nose should be a symptom of allergic rhinitis. Catching a cold or coming into contact with allergens will aggravate the condition. It is recommended to keep warm, avoid catching cold, and avoid contact with allergens. For medication, oral treatment with Biyanning Granules can be given.