Patient's question:
Before, I didn't know what the reason was. Past treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment yet. What kind of help is needed: Is it the child's rhinitis, what tests should be done?Doctor's answer:
Look at the child's nose to see if there is any foreign object. Advice: Parents can use warm water mixed with a lot of salt to drip into the child's nose (about 2-3 drops per side), or use a cotton swab dipped in warm saline to moisten the nose. After about 1-2 minutes, these moistened secretions can be suctioned out or completely removed. It can also be used to place a damp towel on the nose for cold compress, which can help relieve nasal congestion. For slightly older children, a small section of green onion (about 5 cm long) can be soaked in yellow wine for half an hour, taken out and dried, and then gently inserted into the baby's nostril 2-3 times.