How to Treat Allergic Rhinitis in Children Symptomatically?

Patient's question:

My child is four and a half years old. Recently, they have been sneezing non-stop every morning. They have thick, egg-white-like nasal discharge, and sometimes they sneeze or blow their nose while sleeping. Occasionally, they sneeze out blood, and they often have nosebleeds and frequently dig their nose. This condition has been intermittent for about two years, and it has become more severe recently.

Doctor's answer:

The symptoms of allergic rhinitis include sneezing, nasal itching, and clear nasal discharge, etc. Physical examination can reveal pale nasal mucosa. The treatment of allergic rhinitis primarily involves the use of anti-allergic medications, without the need for antibiotics. Nosebleeds are closely related to dry nasal mucosa.

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