Symptoms of pollen allergy in babies

For babies, their physical development is not yet complete and their immunity is not particularly high. In the spring, if you are not careful, they may be allergic to pollen, which often causes children to sneeze constantly and even cause shortness of breath. Sometimes it can cause red eyes and skin rashes and other symptoms. If it can be confirmed that they are allergic to pollen, they must stay away from allergens in their daily lives.

Symptoms of baby pollen allergy

1. The child's nose is extremely itchy and he will sneeze continuously.

2. Sudden paroxysmal coughing and difficulty breathing.

3. Red and itchy eyes.

4. Red spots, herpes, and small blisters appear on the skin, which are extremely itchy.

If the erythema is not treated in time, it will slowly merge into a large rash. In severe cases, it may even spread to the skin all over the body, forming allergic dermatitis.

How to prevent pollen allergy?

1. Avoid contact with pollen in other places, such as people with autumn hay fever in the north going to live in the south for two months.

2. Try to avoid going out when there is a lot of pollen, especially in dry and windy weather, or in mountainous areas or grasslands with many flowers and plants.

3. If you go out, wear long-sleeved clothes, a pollen mask (which can be purchased on regular websites), pollen glasses, or cover your head with a white transparent scarf. When working outdoors or going on a spring outing, it is best to bring some anti-allergic drugs, such as Kesitine, Claritin, Chlorpheniramine, Diphenhydramine, etc.

4. After going out and coming home, clean your face, nose, eyes and other parts that are covered with pollen, change your outer clothes to reduce contact with pollen, and take a bath before going to bed to remove pollen from other parts of the body.

5. During the pollen season, close doors, windows and car windows, turn on air conditioners with filtering functions, install anti-pollen window screens, and do not hang clothes outdoors.

6. Use pollen blockers to protect the nasal mucosa from contact with pollen (such as chloramphenicol, etc.).

7. Keep the indoor air moist and use an air purifier or air conditioner to filter it.

8. Maintain a healthy lifestyle and stay optimistic and cheerful.

9. Desensitization treatment at a later date after the pollen season ends may help alleviate symptoms of pollen allergy.