Patient's question:
I found that my child always gets a runny nose when exposed to cold air, as if they have developed pediatric allergic rhinitis. The child is just over 5 years old, and I've been quite concerned about this. I've taken them to the hospital, and they said it's rhinitis. It makes me very anxious to have such a young child with rhinitis.Doctor's answer:
Hello. To treat a child's allergic rhinitis, we recommend seeking treatment at a formal hospital. Nerve blockage before screening is the best therapy for allergic rhinitis. In addition, it is important to minimize the child's exposure to allergens and wear masks when going out to ensure proper protection. This type of allergic rhinitis is related to the child's own allergic constitution. Therefore, we should encourage the child to exercise more.