Patient's question:
The child has a cold and has had it for about a week. They have taken cold medicine, but it hasn't been very effective. There is still some purulent nasal discharge, and they often have a stuffy nose at night, exhaling through the mouth. Now they often have headaches, which are seriously affecting their practice.Hello, is this sinusitis? What are the symptoms of sinusitis in children?
Doctor's answer:
The child is currently experiencing nasal congestion, thick discharge, and accompanied by headaches. These symptoms can be caused by various different reasons. It is recommended that parents take the child to the otolaryngology department of a hospital for relevant examinations as soon as possible to confirm the cause and better target the treatment. If it is caused by sinusitis, it is suggested to actively provide anti-inflammatory treatment while paying attention to maintaining good lifestyle habits. Daily physical exercise and outdoor activities should be increased to enhance the body's immunity and prevent colds.