What causes a child to sneeze and have a runny nose?

The symptoms that children usually have often make parents particularly worried. Sneezing and runny nose in children are relatively common. Many times, our parents will find that their children have a cold and ignore the symptoms of rhinitis. Sometimes they will treat it as a cold, which often leads to worsening of rhinitis. Let us understand what is going on when children sneeze and have a runny nose.

Many children have a lot of runny nose and sneezing when they wake up in the morning, and their parents often think they have a cold. Some children with allergic rhinitis will involuntarily scratch their noses with their hands to help improve the itchy and stuffy noses, and some will even make faces. More and more children are suffering from allergic rhinitis. About 15%-20% of patients visiting pediatric otolaryngology clinics suffer from allergic rhinitis. Some people do not have a clear understanding of whether the symptoms are allergic rhinitis or cold symptoms, which causes many children to delay treatment and makes allergic rhinitis more and more serious.

Some patients asked: Is long-term itchy nose allergic rhinitis? Experts pointed out: Allergic rhinitis has four typical symptoms: runny nose, nasal congestion, nasal itching, and sneezing. A cold does not cause long-term nasal itching. The most common condition of itchy nose is allergic rhinitis. Many children sneeze and have a runny nose, and parents often think they have a cold. Some children with allergic rhinitis will involuntarily scratch their noses with their hands to help improve the itchy and stuffy noses, and some will even make faces. In addition, children with allergic rhinitis have difficulty concentrating in class during the day and often have runny noses. At night, their noses are severely blocked and accompanied by headaches.

Allergic rhinitis (itchy nose) should not be underestimated. It seems to be a long-term chronic disease that does not require timely treatment or attention. In fact, it is wrong to have such an idea. Although allergic rhinitis (itchy nose) contains a large genetic factor, many patients have allergic rhinitis due to a family history, and it is difficult to cure it with treatment. However, if it is not treated for a long time, it will also have great consequences. At present, the cure rate of medical supplementation with Kangminyuan anti-allergic probiotics for the treatment of allergic rhinitis (itchy nose) is still very high, at about 95%.

Every child will always experience some diseases on the road to growth. Life is just like this, growing up with bumps and bruises. If your child sneezes or has a runny nose, you must go to the hospital to consult a doctor to determine the cause. In addition, in order to prevent your child from getting sick, you must take your child to do more outdoor exercises. Breathing more fresh air and basking in the sun are very good for the body.