Patient's question:
Initially, it was a fever that wasn't fully treated, which then developed into sinusitis. After taking medication for four days, there was no significant improvement. The previous treatment and its effects: The local doctor conducted a thorough examination and said it was allergic sinusitis. Applied erythromycin eye ointment, sprayed hormone medication: Nasonex, and drank traditional Chinese medicine: Biyan Shu in...Doctor's answer:
The main symptoms of rhinitis are a clear, watery nasal discharge, nasal congestion, nasal itching, and sneezing. You can make a few guesses. Allergic rhinitis is an allergic reaction caused by an allergic constitution encountering allergens. An allergic constitution is not easily changed, and allergens are also difficult to identify and prevent. Only by promptly removing the allergens can the allergic reaction be reduced or eliminated.For rhinitis, it is recommended that you try the saline nasal rinse method. Using physiological saline to clean the nasal cavity can help. If you have a fixed-pressure spray nasal rinse device, you can use it to deliver saline to the posterior nasal cavity and sinus areas, more thoroughly and effectively cleaning the entire nasal cavity. This helps to promptly remove allergens and pathogenic bacteria from the nasal cavity, preventing them from accumulating and infecting the nasal mucosa. It also helps to eliminate edema and inflammation.
This is a physical therapy that does not require medication, is safe, and does not harm the body. However, its effectiveness is slower than taking medication, taking much longer. You need to be patient and persistent, as it can gradually improve the self-detoxification function of your nasal cavity.
The above suggestions are for the question "Seeking treatment for a 3-year-old child's rhinitis." I hope this helps you. Wishing you good health!