Can children's rhinitis be cured? Can children's rhinitis be treated with nebulization?

Rhinitis is a respiratory disease that is quite common in daily life. The problem of rhinitis in children can be serious or minor. If the child's rhinitis is very serious, it is very likely to be incurable. So can children's rhinitis be cured? Can children with rhinitis be treated with nebulization?

There are many types of rhinitis in children, the most common of which is acute rhinitis, which is also a cold. The symptoms of acute rhinitis include nasal congestion and runny nose, which can usually heal on their own in about a week. As long as there is no fever, no special medication is generally required. Another common type of rhinitis in children is allergic rhinitis, which is generally related to genetics. Certain anti-allergic treatments can achieve better results, but allergic rhinitis is prone to recurrence. Through allergen testing, clear allergens are found. First, try to avoid contact with allergens; in addition, desensitization therapy can be considered. Desensitization therapy can theoretically achieve the purpose of cure, but desensitization therapy usually takes 3 years, and sometimes the effect is not very satisfactory. Therefore, clinically, if the drug treatment is effective, desensitization therapy may not be performed. In addition, children's allergic rhinitis may heal itself as they gradually mature, but this is not certain.

Children with rhinitis can be treated with nebulization. For patients with rhinitis, nebulization inhalation is very effective. The use of nebulizers varies according to the type of rhinitis. If the symptoms of allergic rhinitis are very severe, and variant cough or asthma occurs in the lower respiratory tract, nebulization inhalation treatment is required, including inhaled budesonide, ipratropium bromide, etc. At the same time, nasal sprays such as Nasonex, Fentonide, and Acepine can be used in combination, and loratadine or montelukastner chewable tablets can be taken orally. For nasal congestion, glucocorticoid drugs such as budesonide suspension can be used, because they have good anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic effects, act directly on the surface of the nasal mucosa, take effect quickly, are not prone to systemic side effects, and have higher safety.

Moxibustion achieves the purpose of treatment by fumigating acupuncture points. If the symptoms of children's rhinitis are mild and the condition is not serious, moxibustion can be used for treatment. However, if the condition is serious and the symptoms are obvious, moxibustion can only relieve the symptoms and cannot cure rhinitis, so it can only be used as an auxiliary treatment method. To cure rhinitis, surgery can be used, and then moxibustion can be used for auxiliary treatment. Usually, pay attention to letting children drink more water, eat more vegetables and fruits, and avoid catching colds, which will help the recovery of the condition.

Children with rhinitis can wash their noses, which is good for recovery. It can remove mucus and bacteria in the nasal cavity, and the symptoms of nasal congestion will also be relieved. Rhinitis is related to bacterial and viral infections. Patients will experience uncomfortable symptoms such as nasal itching, runny nose, nasal congestion, sneezing, etc. Some antihistamines and chromone drugs can be used for treatment, and the medication should be combined with clinical symptoms. In daily life, we should maintain a good living environment, reduce the inhalation of irritating gases, and reduce contact with dust, smoke, and pets.