What medicine is good for children's pollen allergy?

Pollen allergy is also a kind of allergic phenomenon. If you are allergic to pollen by accident, the impact and irritation on the skin will be very great. However, pollen is most frequent in spring. But you can't always keep yourself in the room in spring. People will go out for a walk, but once they walk, they will inevitably have pollen allergies. If you are allergic to pollen, it will also affect your breathing and cause breathing disorders. So what medicine should children take for pollen allergy?

Antihistamine therapy. Antihistamine therapy is the use of antihistamine drugs, such as chlorpheniramine, astemizole, minclerotin, Claritin, etc. The disadvantage is that antihistamine treatment only works on histamine, an allergic mediator, and has little effect on allergies caused by other allergic mediators. Antihistamines temporarily resolve allergic symptoms, but the basis of allergy occurrence has not changed. Allergic mediators are still being released under the stimulation of allergens, so even if antihistamine treatment temporarily improves the condition, the symptoms will still recur. Moreover, the use of various hormones, antihistamines, antibiotics and other drugs can itself put a heavier burden on the patient's regulatory mechanism, seriously interfering with the patient's original precise endocrine system, and causing an imbalance in the patient's normal intestinal flora, further affecting the patient's intestinal absorption function, vitamins, and the normal absorption of various trace elements. Foreign substances are easily absorbed into the body, causing the patient to enter a vicious circle. The condition will recur if the drug is stopped, and desensitization injections can sometimes trigger allergic reactions in patients. The negative effects of this allopathic therapy have now been recognized by more and more patients and clinicians. For a long time, the traditional medical community has not found an effective way to cure allergic diseases. The use of a large number of amines and hormone drugs only plays a role in relieving symptoms, and has great side effects, especially having a great impact on the development of infants, children, and adolescents. Allergy patients have to relieve their symptoms through repeated attacks over the years, and their body's immune system becomes increasingly weakened, which is extremely painful.

The most effective measure to treat stubborn allergies is to find out the allergy-inducing factors (allergens), but accurately finding the causative factors among the different inducing factors of the 3,000 common plant pollens is like looking for a needle in a haystack.

If children are allergic to pollen, whether they should take medication depends on the child's symptoms. If the child's pollen allergy is severe, the child must be treated with medication. There are many medications that can improve the child's pollen allergy. If the child is allergic to pollen, you can choose topical medications for the child, such as chlorpheniramine or cetirizine.