What are the symptoms of pollen allergy in children?

Many adults are afraid to go out in spring. Once they go out and inhale pollen, they will suffer from pollen allergy. Pollen allergy is also a serious allergy. If you are not careful, the discomfort caused by pollen will make many people uncomfortable. After pollen allergy, the nose will feel uncomfortable, and there will be a lot of breathing problems. Such symptoms will get worse day by day during the allergy. So what are the symptoms of pollen allergy in children?

The diameter of pollen is generally around 30 to 50 microns. When they float in the air, they can easily be inhaled into the respiratory tract. People with a history of pollen allergies will have an allergic reaction after inhaling these pollens, which is called pollen allergy. The main symptoms of pollen allergy are sneezing, runny nose, tears, itchy nose, eyes and external auditory canal. In severe cases, it can also induce tracheitis, bronchial asthma, and cor pulmonale (more common in summer and autumn). The reason why pollen causes human allergies is that it contains rich protein, some of which are the main allergens that cause allergies.

Pollen allergy, also known as hay fever, is characterized by symptoms such as runny nose, sneezing, itchy nose and eyes, and coughing. There are three main symptoms of children who are allergic to pollen: the first is "pollen allergic rhinitis", which is characterized by itchy nose, sneezing, runny nose, blocked nose, and difficulty breathing; the second is "pollen allergic asthma", which is characterized by paroxysmal cough, difficulty breathing, white foamy mucus, sudden asthma attacks and gradually worsening, and after recovery, they are no different from normal people; the third is "pollen allergic conjunctivitis", which is characterized by itchy eyes and swollen eyelids in children, and is often accompanied by watery or purulent mucus secretions.

In the above content, we introduced the symptoms of pollen allergy in children. If the child has similar symptoms, it cannot be ruled out that the child is allergic to pollen. If the child is allergic to pollen, then the child must be given timely improvement and correction of the pollen allergy. If the child is allergic to pollen, the child's diet must be adjusted reasonably to avoid letting the child come into contact with allergens again.