Patient's question:
Boy, 6 years old. My child got infected with a cold at kindergarten this year, and because the elders didn't pay attention, it developed into rhinitis. Now it attacks every few days, and the child has to get injections and take medicine. This is not a sustainable solution. Please ask: What are some good methods to treat children's rhinitis?Doctor's answer:
There are no good methods for treating rhinitis, so it can only be said that the methods suitable for you are the best. Medications generally involve corticosteroids, intranasal medications, or oral anti-inflammatory drugs. In severe cases, surgical treatment may be necessary. It is recommended that you follow up promptly and choose an appropriate treatment method based on your own condition. Daily care must be enhanced, with an increase in indoor dust mites, and the air should always be kept fresh.