3-year-old baby with allergic rhinitis

Allergic rhinitis is a disease that is neither serious nor minor. It affects very young babies who are not good at expressing themselves. For example, three-year-old babies suffer the most from allergic rhinitis. They cannot sleep and often have nasal congestion at night. Their noses also feel itchy, which causes the children to constantly touch their noses and may even scratch them, which can damage their noses.

What causes allergic rhinitis in babies?

1. Genetics

In many families, if the father has rhinitis, the children often also suffer from rhinitis. This type of rhinitis is hereditary.

2. Parents have asthma

If a child's parents have asthma, the child is more likely to develop allergic rhinitis because rhinitis is often an early symptom of asthma.

3. Allergic to substances in life

Some people are naturally allergic to certain substances, such as pollen, mites, smoke, dust, as well as some shrimps, crabs, meat, etc., which are factors that cause allergic rhinitis in children.

【Symptoms of allergic rhinitis】

1. Constant runny nose and sneezing

The most common symptom of allergic rhinitis is runny nose, which is often accompanied by nasal congestion, sneezing and other symptoms.

2. Irregular onset time

For many people with allergic rhinitis, the onset may be quick or slow; some may last a long time, while others may last a short time. The onset of rhinitis has a serious impact on life, and often even some simple physical exercises cannot be carried out.

3. If rhinitis is not treated, the consequences will be more serious

If a child suffers from rhinitis all year round and does not receive effective treatment, it can easily develop into a more serious disease.

How to treat allergic rhinitis

First of all, you must listen to your doctor's advice before treatment and do not take any medicine on your own. Secondly, since this type of rhinitis is allergic, it is best not to come into contact with allergens, which naturally will not cause the disease. It is worth reminding that allergic diseases are currently difficult to cure and the best way is prevention.