Can children's rhinitis cause fever? Can children's rhinitis cause headaches?

Rhinitis may not seem to be a very serious disease, but for children, rhinitis needs to be treated in time, otherwise the condition will worsen and may not be completely cured. So let's first understand whether rhinitis in children can cause fever? Can rhinitis in children cause headaches?

If children have chronic rhinitis, they generally do not have a fever, and often show symptoms such as nasal congestion, runny nose, and sneezing. If children have acute rhinitis, they are particularly prone to fever, because acute rhinitis is also called a cold, which is caused by a viral infection, and the child may have repeated high fever. It is recommended to actively treat the symptoms to alleviate the child's clinical symptoms. The commonly used method is to apply a pediatric antipyretic patch on the forehead. At the same time, oral ibuprofen suspension can effectively reduce fever. Antiviral drugs can be used when necessary. However, acute rhinitis has a certain degree of self-healing ability, and active symptomatic treatment is sufficient. If necessary, you can consider going to the hospital for further treatment. In life, children should exercise more to improve their resistance and avoid rhinitis. Let the child take vitamin C tablets appropriately to improve immunity.

Rhinitis in children can cause headaches, especially when rhinitis is complicated by sinusitis. The headaches are more severe and will affect the child's food, clothing, housing and transportation, especially affecting sleep at night, so rhinitis must be treated early. Sinusitis is a complication of rhinitis. In addition to sinusitis, otitis media is also related to rhinitis. In addition to ear pain, otitis media can also cause headaches. Therefore, rhinitis must be treated. Most of these rhinitis are allergic chronic rhinitis, which requires oral anti-allergic drugs, such as the leukotriene receptor antagonist montelukast, nasal spray drugs such as levonorex or hormones including mometasone furoate, budesonide, etc. It is very important to control rhinitis. Rhinitis-induced headaches will affect children's study and life.

There are actually many types of rhinitis. Each type of rhinitis has its own different causes, different pathological processes, and different clinical manifestations. For example, acute rhinitis, commonly known as a cold, is often caused by viral infection. In the later stage, there may be bacterial infection. Systemic symptoms may include fatigue, weakness, and fever. Local symptoms may include clear watery nasal discharge, sticky purulent discharge, nasal congestion, sneezing, and headache. Chronic rhinitis can be divided into chronic simple rhinitis and chronic hypertrophic rhinitis. Chronic simple rhinitis will cause nasal congestion and mucus. Chronic hypertrophic rhinitis also causes nasal congestion and mucus, but the nasal congestion of chronic hypertrophic rhinitis is often persistent. Chronic hypertrophic rhinitis may cause headaches, dizziness, etc. Allergic rhinitis will cause paroxysmal nasal itching, continuous sneezing, clear watery nasal discharge, nasal congestion, and a stuffy feeling in the head. Therefore, if you suspect that your child has rhinitis, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up and take different treatment measures according to different situations.

Mild symptoms of rhinitis in children will not affect their intelligence, but severe symptoms will affect their intelligence. Rhinitis is an inflammation in the nasal cavity, which is caused by external factors stimulating the nasal mucosa. After suffering from rhinitis, children may experience symptoms such as headaches and dizziness. When the above symptoms occur, they will not be affected in intelligence after timely treatment. However, if rhinitis is not treated in time, it is likely to cause a decline in children's intelligence or other serious symptoms. In daily life, you can give children more foods that can improve their immunity.