Patient's question:
Male, 3 years old. This year, my child got a cold at kindergarten, and because the elders didn't pay attention, it developed into rhinitis. Now it attacks every few days. The child has to get injections and take medicine. This is not a sustainable solution. Please ask: How is children's rhinitis treated?Doctor's answer:
You can use cotton swabs dipped in warm salt water to wipe the baby's nasal passages, or dip the cotton swabs thoroughly in salt water and let the salt water drip into the baby's nasal passages. Don't use too much—just two to three drops are sufficient. Enduring to clean the baby's nose like this every day is also very beneficial for the baby's rhinitis.There are many methods for treating diseases, but since the patient's condition varies, the treatment approach must be adjusted accordingly. Therefore, patients should seek professional medical evaluation at a hospital as soon as possible to receive targeted treatment.