Patient's question:
My child has developed pediatric allergic rhinitis. At night, he experiences nasal congestion, and his nose gets blocked every winter with thick mucus. What can be done to treat pediatric allergic rhinitis? Please tell me what to do.Doctor's answer:
Currently, there is no specific medication available to cure allergic rhinitis, which may be related to the patient's own allergic constitution. The treatment primarily involves identifying allergens and minimizing exposure to them. Additionally, during an attack, antihistamines such as Chlorpheniramine can be used. Regular exercise is also recommended, and during flare-ups, a nasal spray containing Fluticasone can be used for treatment.Allergic rhinitis in children poses significant harm to patients, so it is advised that patients seek timely treatment from a specialized clinic under the guidance of a doctor. Moderate exercise is permissible in daily life, and attention should be paid to preventing "internal heat" (excess heat in the body). We hope the child can recover as soon as possible!