Patient's question:
Is my colleague's child always having a runny nose and drooling due to a lack of iron and zinc?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, combined with the child's age and the occurrence of chronic runny nose, there are two aspects to consider. First, it may be caused by allergic rhinitis, which primarily manifests as clear nasal discharge and is most noticeable when exposed to wind or cold. Second, it may be caused by sinusitis, which primarily presents as thick or purulent nasal discharge.You should take the child to the hospital for the appropriate examinations to identify the specific condition causing the runny nose. Then targeted treatment can be provided to help the child recover as quickly as possible.