Can children with rhinitis be vaccinated? Can children with rhinitis undergo surgery?

Every baby needs to be vaccinated with various vaccines after birth, because babies have no immunity at birth, so vaccination is very necessary. Rhinitis is also a common problem in babies, so we need to know whether children with rhinitis can be vaccinated? Can children with rhinitis undergo surgery?

Doctors suggest that babies should not be vaccinated during their illness. Otherwise, it will affect the effectiveness of the vaccine and prevent adverse reactions to vaccination. Therefore, if the baby has rhinitis, it is best to stop the medication for one week after the treatment is completed before vaccination. Because vaccination can be postponed, you can give the baby the vaccine at the postponed time in the future. After the baby has rhinitis, parents should take care of him in life. First of all, drink more water or juice, which can relieve rhinitis and reduce secretions. In the baby's diet, more vitamins, especially vitamin C, can reduce the occurrence of rhinitis, and eat more protein foods such as eggs, fish and shrimp in the complementary food. When the baby has allergic rhinitis, be sure to stay away from allergens, open windows frequently for ventilation, and let the indoor air circulate. When the baby has rhinitis or is sick, be sure not to vaccinate, otherwise it will affect the effect of the vaccine and cause the baby's body to react. It is also very important to take good care of the baby's rhinitis. The baby will grow up healthily if he is in good health.

Children's rhinitis should be treated conservatively, and surgical treatment is not recommended. Children's paranasal sinuses are not yet fully developed, and surgery is likely to affect the development and function of the paranasal sinuses. Children's rhinitis is a common disease, and patients will experience adverse symptoms such as runny nose, nasal congestion, nasal itching, and sneezing. Rhinitis caused by allergies cannot be cured, and other rhinitis has a better prognosis. Patients can take some antihistamines and anti-infective drugs under the guidance of a doctor, and can also use nasal corticosteroids to improve nasal symptoms.

If children have allergic rhinitis, they cannot swim. There are mainly the following reasons: First, once children swim during allergic rhinitis, the swimming water enters the nasal cavity, which can easily induce infection in the nasal cavity. The patient may develop sinusitis and other related diseases. After the swimming water enters the nasal cavity, it is easy to cause the patient to choke and cough and other discomforts, and it is also easy to induce pharyngitis, tracheitis and other related diseases. Second, the swimming water contains allergens. Once this substance is inhaled by the patient's nasal cavity, it may also become one of the causes of allergic rhinitis attacks, causing the patient's allergic rhinitis to worsen and make it difficult to recover. If the swimming water chokes into the trachea, it is also easy to induce bronchial asthma, cough and other related symptoms in the patient. For children, swimming is not recommended during an allergic rhinitis attack. It is best to consider swimming after the allergic rhinitis is completely cured.

Children with rhinitis can use saline to spray their noses. When you use saline to spray your child's nose, you must do it under the guidance of professionals. Try not to use it blindly on your child, because when you use saline to spray your nose, it may cause water to enter the nasal cavity, which may cause the child to choke. So when you use saline to spray your child's nose, you must be careful. Rhinitis may be caused by allergies or bacterial infections, and usually symptoms such as nasal congestion and headaches occur.