Patient's question:
I have a history of rhinitis for several years myself. My child is 9 years old this year. Recently, for the past few weeks, I've noticed him sneezing and blowing his nose every morning when he wakes up. When I asked him about it, he said it happens every time he gets up. After going to school early for exercise, it gradually improves. Comparing the situation, I suspect it might also be rhinitis. Could it be that I've passed it on to him?Doctor's answer:
I am happy to answer your question. The situation you mentioned is usually caused by rhinitis. It is best to seek treatment advice from an otolaryngologist. Use: Apply a small amount of oil to the nasal cavity daily. Sterilize the cotton balls 2-3 times. It is recommended to use cephalosporin-class antibiotics in medical treatment. It is best to treat with thousands of rhinitis tablets. It is necessary to actively exercise to increase the body's resistance. And eat more fruits and vegetables to supplement vitamins.