Children's sinusitis anti-inflammatory medicine for one month

Many people believe that surgery is necessary after suffering from sinusitis. Sinusitis can make people feel very uncomfortable, and in severe cases, they may even have difficulty breathing. Sinusitis can be divided into acute and chronic types. If a child suffers from sinusitis, he or she does not actually need surgery. The condition can be improved through regular medication. Let’s take a look at whether taking anti-inflammatory drugs for one month is effective for children with sinusitis.

Sinusitis is a common disease that can be divided into acute and chronic types. Acute purulent sinusitis is often secondary to acute nasal infection, with nasal congestion, purulent nasal discharge, and headache as the main symptoms; chronic purulent sinusitis is often secondary to acute purulent sinusitis, with purulent nasal discharge as the main manifestation, and may be accompanied by varying degrees of nasal congestion, headache, and olfactory impairment. Pay attention to physical exercise, combine work and rest, dress appropriately, breathe more fresh air, avoid dry nose, and do not use nasal medicine easily. Nasal lesions should be diagnosed and treated promptly, and infections in adjacent lesions need to be treated. You can consider seeing a Chinese medicine doctor. Taking some nasal sinusitis oral liquid or nasal sinusitis tablets are good choices.

General drugs for sinusitis can only relieve symptoms, but cannot completely cure them! It is recommended to use special instruments under nasal endoscope to directly act on the lesion. The operation only needs to open the sinus opening and directly remove the lesion tissue. The operation is delicate and the treatment is done once. The patient's recovery time after the operation is shortened, the trauma is small, and the pain after the operation is small. Be careful not to eat spicy and irritating foods.

Sinusitis is a common disease, which can be divided into acute and chronic types. Acute purulent sinusitis is often secondary to acute rhinitis, with nasal congestion, purulent discharge, and headache as the main features; chronic purulent sinusitis is often secondary to acute purulent sinusitis, with purulent discharge as the main manifestation, and may be accompanied by nasal congestion of varying severity, headache, and olfactory disturbance. Pay attention to physical exercise, work and rest, dress appropriately, breathe fresh air more, avoid dry nose, and do not use nasal drops easily. Diagnose and treat nasal lesions in time, and nearby lesions need to be treated. You can consider seeing a Chinese doctor, and taking some nasal sinusitis oral liquid or nasal sinusitis tablets is a good choice.