Can children with rhinitis be cured?

In recent years. The quality of the air has declined, resulting in an increase in particulate matter that can be inhaled by the human body. Therefore, more and more people are suffering from rhinitis, especially children. Due to their relatively weak immunity and resistance, the incidence rate is relatively high. Rhinitis is a chronic disease and is difficult to cure. Can rhinitis in children be cured? This has also become a concern for many parents.

Pediatric rhinitis refers to the 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 rhinitis related to the external environment, which is allergic rhinitis. The symptoms of acute rhinitis and colds in children are very similar. When children have symptoms such as nasal congestion, sore throat, headache, sneezing, etc., parents often think that their children have a cold, not knowing that it is rhinitis that is causing the problem. 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.

The harm of rhinitis in children is greater than that in adults, but if rhinitis can be treated in time, children are more likely to be cured than adults. Once a child suffers from rhinitis, it may cause nasal narrowing and affect ventilation, which in turn leads to obstruction of oxygen inhalation and a decrease in blood oxygen saturation, causing varying degrees of hypoxia in tissues and organs throughout the body, and symptoms such as memory loss, decreased intelligence, periodic headaches, dizziness, decreased vision, and declining academic performance. Long-term mouth breathing will not only cause pharyngitis due to air irritation to the pharyngeal cavity, but also cause facial deformities in children, commonly known as "rhinitis face" in medicine. Therefore, children's rhinitis must be taken seriously by parents, and they should take their children to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.

1. Pay attention to nasal hygiene at ordinary times.

2. Pay attention to the method of blowing your nose. If you have a stuffy nose and a lot of mucus, you should press one nostril and blow it out with a little force, and then alternate between the two nostrils.

4. If you have toothache, you should seek thorough treatment.

7. People with chronic rhinitis should pay attention to strengthening their physical fitness and preventing colds.

8. Keep a cheerful temperament and avoid mental stimulation. At the same time, be careful not to overwork yourself.

9. It is strictly forbidden to eat greasy and spicy food, drink more water, eat more vegetables, and keep the bowel movements smooth.

10. You can do nose massage regularly.

Children feel particularly uncomfortable when the seasons change or the air quality deteriorates. Therefore, if you want your child to relieve rhinitis, parents can give their children more food and take their children to the suburbs where the air is better for activities. This can not only relieve the condition, but also enhance their physical fitness.