Patient's question:
I have a six-year-old daughter with my husband, and we both love her very much. However, my daughter has recently developed allergic rhinitis, where she constantly sneezes when exposed to cold air. Both my husband and I feel very sorry for her. I would like to know what the best treatments are for pediatric allergic rhinitis.Doctor's answer:
Hello, if you sneeze and have a runny nose when exposed to cold air, and the nasal discharge is clear and watery, this situation may be considered allergic rhinitis due to an allergy to cold air. Symptoms usually worsen in the morning. Allergic rhinitis is related to genetics. It is important to keep warm and avoid getting cold. When a child's symptoms are severe, they may need to use anti-allergic medication, such as nasal sprays, to control the symptoms. However, it is very difficult to cure it.