Symptoms of allergic rhinitis in children

There are many factors that cause allergic rhinitis in children. Factors such as animal hair can cause symptoms of allergic rhinitis in children. If a child suffers from allergic rhinitis, he or she will generally experience symptoms such as itchy nose, cough, and throat discomfort. However, because these symptoms are similar to those of a cold, they are easily overlooked. Therefore, a comprehensive understanding of the symptoms of allergic rhinitis in children can effectively help you identify the disease.

If children's allergic rhinitis is not treated in time, it will cause serious harm to the baby's health and may even induce other types of diseases. Therefore, it is recommended that mothers understand the symptoms of allergic rhinitis in children in detail and make correct treatment for their babies in time.

Typical symptoms include nasal itching, continuous paroxysmal sneezing, copious watery nasal discharge and nasal congestion. The specific performance is as follows:

[Itchy nose and continuous sneezing] There are often several paroxysmal continuous sneezing attacks every day, followed by nasal congestion and runny nose, especially in the morning and at night. Nasal itching is seen in most patients, and sometimes there is also itching outside the nose, soft palate, face and external auditory canal. Eye itching is more obvious in seasonal rhinitis.

[A lot of clear nasal mucus] When you sneeze, a lot of mucus will flow out. However, when the acute reaction tends to weaken or disappear, the discharge may decrease or become thicker; if secondary infection occurs, it may become a mucopurulent discharge.

[Nasal congestion] The degree of severity varies, and it may be unilateral or bilateral, intermittent or continuous, or alternating.

[Olfaction disorder] If it is caused by mucosal edema or nasal congestion, it is usually temporary. Those caused by persistent mucosal edema leading to olfactory nerve atrophy are mostly persistent.

You should now understand the symptoms of allergic rhinitis in children. Allergic rhinitis in children can also affect the baby's sleep and cause the baby's biological clock to be disrupted, which will seriously affect the baby's healthy growth. In addition, breathing through the mouth for a long time will also affect the defense of the facial bones, affect the baby's appearance, and have an impact on the baby's life.