What medicine is used for children's sinusitis?

When children suffer from sinusitis, it is clinically called pediatric sinusitis. This is a disease with a high incidence rate, which is closely related to the child's relatively low resistance. Many parents are often careless and do not educate their children to develop good hygiene habits. Such children are more likely to develop sinusitis. The disease can cause patients to have many symptoms such as nasal congestion and purulent nasal discharge. So what medicine should be used to treat children with sinusitis?

Children's sinusitis medication method:

1. How long should children take medicine for sinusitis?

If a child has been diagnosed with sinusitis, the most commonly used medication treatment is antibiotics. For acute sinusitis, antibiotics are usually used for about half a month. If it is chronic, it should be extended, generally about one or two months. The specific medication time is also closely related to the child's condition.

2. Folk remedies for treating sinusitis in children

To cook magnolia flowers and eggs, take appropriate amounts of magnolia flowers and eggs, then put the magnolia flowers, eggs and appropriate amount of water into the pot and cook. After the eggs are cooked, remove the eggshells and cook for a while. The patient can drink the soup and eat the eggs. It has the effect of anti-inflammatory and detoxification, and can also effectively treat patients with chronic rhinitis.

Stew pig brain with Chuanxiong and Angelica dahurica. Take appropriate amounts of pig brain, Chuanxiong, Angelica dahurica, and magnolia flowers. Wash the pig brain, remove the red tendons and set aside. Put Chuanxiong, Angelica dahurica, and magnolia flowers into a pot and boil them together. Pour out the waste residue and put the remaining juice into the pot. Add the pig brain and stew it. Drink the soup and eat the pig brain after it is cooked. It has the effect of treating sinusitis.

3. How to prevent sinusitis in children

To prevent children from catching colds, doctors say that colds may also cause sinusitis in children, so be careful of viruses invading the body and causing colds and fevers. This can also prevent sinusitis in children to a certain extent. Pay attention to children's clothing because they are prone to catching colds if they are cold.

The dangers of sinusitis in children:

1. It can easily cause high fever convulsions. Clinically, it is found that many children with febrile convulsions have sinusitis and adenoids hypertrophy. This may be because children with sinusitis and adenoids hypertrophy are prone to colds and fevers, especially acute sinusitis, which generally has a high fever of over 39°C, so it is easy to cause high fever convulsions.

2. It can cause otitis media, leading to hearing loss and causing infants and young children who are in the language learning stage to lose the ability to learn language. Therefore, parents should pay attention that when children have a cold and have ear pain, stuffy ears, or ringing ears, they must consider that their children have sinusitis accompanied by otitis media.

3. Children cannot blow their noses, so the secretions often accumulate in the nasal cavity and sinuses, and even flow back to the pharynx, causing severe nasal congestion and mouth breathing, leading to maxillofacial development disorders, misaligned maxillary front teeth, thick lower lips, and an "adenoid face". If adenoids are enlarged at the same time, the child will snore, refuse to eat, and have difficulty breathing during sleep.

4. Most patients with chronic sinusitis have a long course of illness. They often suffer from purulent nasal discharge, headaches, and memory loss, which brings many inconveniences and impacts to children's learning. The spread of pus can cause infection of surrounding tissues and even cause serious consequences such as blindness, meningitis, and brain abscess. However, with the widespread use of antibiotics, such serious complications have become extremely rare.