Will children with rhinitis snore? What should children with rhinitis pay attention to?

Many children have rhinitis. Although rhinitis does not seem to be very serious, if parents do not intervene in time, the child's rhinitis will become more serious. Therefore, children should be treated in time. So, will children with rhinitis snore? What should children with rhinitis pay attention to?

If a child has allergic rhinitis, he or she will snore while sleeping. This is often because the child's nasal mucosa is edematous, causing nasal congestion, so the only way to sleep is to breathe through the mouth. In this case, the child will snore and hold his or her breath. In severe cases, he or she may even wake up from holding his or her breath, which affects the child's sleep quality. Therefore, it is important to actively control the child's allergic rhinitis. Spray mometasone furoate nasal spray into the child's nasal cavity before going to bed, and take montelukast sodium tablets orally at the same time, which can effectively reduce nasal edema and hypertrophy, and improve the child's nasal ventilation. When nasal ventilation improves significantly, the child's snoring while sleeping will also be reduced. Children should exercise more in their daily lives to improve their immunity and minimize the chance of allergic rhinitis.

1. Do not stay in an overly cold air-conditioned room for a long time, and go in and out of the air-conditioned room to prevent colds caused by extreme alternation between hot and cold.

2. Do not drink too much cold drinks. In the hot summer, when you see a cool drink, you want to grab it and drink it quickly, but you don’t know that this will give rhinitis an opportunity. You should pay attention to the way of consumption and not use it excessively.

3. Don’t eat too much spicy, pickled, barbecued and other irritating foods, such as chili peppers, curry, etc.

4. Do not blow your nose forcefully when you have a stuffy nose, so as to avoid rupture of nasal capillaries and nosebleeds. It can also prevent bacterial mucus from entering the nasopharynx and causing otitis media.

Yes. If the child has been diagnosed with sinusitis, antibiotics are usually the most commonly used medication. For acute sinusitis, antibiotics are usually used for about half a month. If it is chronic, it should be extended, usually for about one or two months. The specific medication time is also closely related to the child's condition. If the child's treatment does not improve or even worsens after three days, it is necessary to consider changing antibiotics or doing bacterial culture, which will have a better effect on the treatment of the child's condition. The child also needs to insist on using normal saline to rinse the nasal cavity, which will also have a good effect in helping recovery.

Children with rhinitis generally need to take anti-inflammatory drugs. Using drugs under the guidance of a doctor can control the further spread of inflammation. However, relying solely on taking anti-inflammatory drugs cannot achieve the effect of curing rhinitis, and long-term excessive use of anti-inflammatory drugs is relatively harmful to the body, which may cause intestinal flora imbalance, resulting in immune dysfunction and intestinal flora disorder. It is necessary to take the child to the ENT department of the hospital and use sprays or drugs under the guidance of a doctor.