How can a child get chronic rhinitis?

Patient's question:

Are children these days particularly prone to getting rhinitis? I don't understand how such young children could develop rhinitis—it's truly frustrating.

Doctor's answer:

If a child's body is in a state of long-term malnutrition or unbalanced nutrition, such as a prolonged deficiency of vitamin C or vitamin A, it can lead to the expansion of blood vessels in the nasal mucosa. Additionally, long-term constipation or endocrine disorders can also cause the expansion of nasal mucosal blood vessels, resulting in inflammation.

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