Children with rhinitis and runny nose

Because children have low body resistance, they are very susceptible to viral infection and thus develop certain diseases. Rhinitis is very common in children. Rhinitis can cause many adverse reactions in children, and runny nose is the most common one. In the face of runny nose, some measures need to be taken in time to deal with it, otherwise it may cause more serious situations. The following is a detailed introduction on what to do if a child has rhinitis and runny nose.

When your baby has a runny nose and is slightly feverish, but in good spirits and has no worries about eating and drinking, you can observe him at home, ensure he gets enough rest and water, and don't rush to the hospital.

When the clear nasal discharge turns into yellow or green nasal discharge, if the baby no longer has a fever or the fever has improved, it is more likely to be a viral cold, which can usually heal on its own. Continue to observe at home; but if the fever becomes more severe and the baby is not in good spirits, you need to go to the hospital.

If your baby has a runny nose and coughs every time he touches flowers or plants, or has such symptoms every time he goes to a certain place or room, but gets better when he leaves the environment, it is likely that he has allergies. Babies should avoid contact with these environments and go to the hospital for examination.

If your baby occasionally has pink or red snot, don't worry too much. Just keep the baby moisturized indoors and don't let him pick his nose.

When your baby has brown or black snot, pay attention to the environment in which the baby moves. Try not to go outdoors on foggy days, and stay indoors where the air purification effect is better. Make sure your baby is not exposed to second-hand smoke or third-hand smoke. Parents must resolutely refrain from smoking indoors, regardless of whether the baby is present or not, because the smoke and dust deposited on the sofa and bed will take a long time to dissipate, which has a great impact on the baby.

Notice

The above are all care methods in addition to routine diagnosis and treatment after the baby has a runny nose. If your baby has a fever, cough, etc. at the same time, please seek medical attention in time; and the color of the runny nose can only help mothers make a preliminary judgment on the child's condition. If the child has any discomfort, see a doctor in time.