Treatment of allergic rhinitis
summary
Before the child because of a cold caused by rhinitis, at the beginning thought it was runny nose, also did not pay much attention to, runny nose is thick yellow, later flow for many days also not good, and often nasal congestion, to see a doctor, the doctor said suffering from rhinitis. After treatment has improved, so the treatment of allergic rhinitis? Now let's take a look at it!
Treatment of allergic rhinitis
Treatment 1: when rhinitis has nasal discharge, people like to blow it to relieve nasal congestion. However, if you can't blow your nose properly, especially if you squeeze both nostrils tightly with your thumb and index finger and try your best to blow your nose hard, it may cause the nasal mucus with bacteria and virus to enter the middle ear through the eustachian tube and secondary to acute otitis media.
Treatment 2: nasal drops. Commonly used 1% ephedrine solution, children with 0.5% ephedrine solution nasal drops, in order to reduce nasal congestion and turbinate swelling, 3-4 times a day, can eliminate nasal congestion. Furacilin ephedrine solution (Furama) can also be used. It is better to drop nasal drops after blowing nose. Biyanjing drops can effectively relieve nasal congestion and can be used for a short time. It is suitable for infants not to use biyanjing.
Treatment 3: symptomatic treatment of systemic symptoms, (1) for example, keganmin tablets are cheap and have little side effects. They are effective for headache, nasal congestion and sneezing. (2) Compound aspirin tablet (APC) has antipyretic and analgesic effect, but it is not suitable for patients with gastric and duodenal ulcer. (3) The following proprietary Chinese medicines (OTC) without doctor's prescription can be purchased at the discretion of the pharmacy.
matters needing attention
Warm tips: regular physical exercise, enhance personal physique, eat more light and nutritious food, avoid spicy and stimulating food, avoid smoking and drinking. Because these foods can aggravate inflammation.
