Patient's question:
The baby is 5 and a half years old and has an allergic constitution. They are allergic to dust mites. The hospital diagnosed them with allergic rhinitis. Recently, they have been experiencing a lot of mucus in their nose that they can't blow out, and they also have a stuffy nose. They have been to the hospital and have been prescribed nasal spray and nasal rinse medication.Doctor's answer:
Do not stop taking medication and continue for one month. After a month, adjust the medication based on symptoms. Dust mites live in human skin flakes. Just try to reduce and clean the flakes to lower the concentration of dust mites in the air. What matters is not the bedding. Allergic rhinitis in children has a significant impact on patients. It is recommended that patients seek timely treatment from a specialized department under the guidance of a doctor. Drinking more water and paying attention to dietary issues in daily life can help the child recover as soon as possible!