Patient's question:
Fever without eating. Loves to cause trouble. Very little hair. Swells up badly after a mosquito bite. Repeated fever, what to do?Doctor's answer:
Generally, it does not cause severe side effects. Mainly, the liquid medication enters the mouth through the nose, causing some irritation such as an unpleasant taste. Additionally, nasal drops are synthetic chemical preparations that have a vasoconstrictive effect and can also inhibit the movement of nasal cilia. They may cause dizziness and headaches. If the medication is used improperly, severe cases may lead to central nervous system depression, paralysis, or even failure, although this is rare.Moreover, children's nasal mucosa is delicate and rich in blood vessels. An overdose of medication can cause drug poisoning. Symptoms include low body temperature, respiratory depression, and irregular heartbeat. Long-term use may also lead to dependence and an increased risk of drug-induced rhinitis. Additionally, nasal drops are usually administered by nurses, and improper use by family members may easily result in injury to the child.