Symptoms and manifestations of pediatric rhinitis
In daily life, some children suffer from symptoms of rhinitis, known as pediatric rhinitis. Pediatric rhinitis can affect a child's normal development. So, what are the symptoms and manifestations of pediatric rhinitis?
Symptoms and Manifestations of Pediatric Rhinitis
Pediatric rhinitis mainly refers to acute rhinitis or chronic simple rhinitis, while chronic hypertrophic rhinitis or atrophic rhinitis are less common. The primary symptom is nasal congestion, caused by congestion and swelling of the nasal mucosa, which reduces the airway space. The second most common symptom is nasal discharge. Inflammation of the nasal mucosa leads to increased secretion, resulting in mucous nasal discharge; if bacterial infection is present, the discharge may become mucopurulent. Other symptoms include a burning sensation and dryness in the nasal mucosa. Some patients may also experience headaches and loss of appetite.

There are many types of rhinitis, and therefore various treatment methods. Chronic rhinitis often requires long-term medication, and in some cases, surgical intervention may be used. The treatment process can be lengthy and often comes with significant side effects. Surgery, in particular, can be very painful, and many children cannot tolerate it. Nasal irrigation with saline solution is an effective and commonly chosen treatment for children with rhinitis. It is simple to perform and generally has no side effects. This method involves rinsing the nasal cavity with saline solution.

In daily life, it's important to pay close attention to your child’s health and overall condition. If any abnormalities occur, timely medical examination and treatment are recommended. We hope this information helps you. Wishing you good health and happiness!